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Many people come to our office seeking debt relief, but they don’t know where to begin. There are pros and cons to both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings, so it is important to understand them. Be sure to read our next blog titled “How Chapter 13 is Better than Chapter 7.” This blog...
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If you are drowning in credit card debt but you want to avoid filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case, we can help you discover the wide variety of defenses that may be available to you. It is imperative that you contact us as soon as possible because there is a strict deadline for...
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The drafters of the bankruptcy laws were wise enough to realize that humans make mistakes. As a result, if you realize after your discharge order has been entered that an error was made in your bankruptcy case, it may be possible to reopen your case to fix the mistake. It should be noted that it...
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When you file for bankruptcy protection, your primary goal is typically to discharge or eliminate your debt. However, it is important to understand that there are certain types of debt that the law excludes from being discharged. Pursuant to 11 U.S.C. §523(a)(9), one type of debt that is not eligible for discharge is one arising...
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Discharging student loans in a personal bankruptcy case can be difficult. The debtor must establish an “undue hardship,” which is a tough standard to meet. If you are unable to show an undue hardship, what happens to your student loans in your bankruptcy case? The answer depends on your finances, the type of bankruptcy you filed and...
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The primary goal of filing a personal bankruptcy is to eliminate debt or obtain a “discharge of debt.” What is a discharge order? A discharge order cancels your liability to repay the debt. As a result, many people save thousands of dollars by filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case, which is often referred...
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If you are past due on your taxes, you are likely wondering if you can discharge the debt in your bankruptcy. It is important to have a seasoned bankruptcy attorney review your taxes and help you understand what is dischargeable because some taxes can be eliminated while others cannot. What happens if I do not...
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Many individuals believe that a Chapter 7 or 13 is the only bankruptcy relief available to them. However, a Chapter 11 isn’t only used for corporate restructures, it can allow an individual debtor to take advantage of a meaningful debt restructuring as well. When to Consider Chapter 11 You may be ineligible to file a...
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