Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Exempt Assets When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy everything you own becomes part of the bankruptcy estate. The only property not included in the estate is exempt property. This varies from case to case but usually includes things the court allows you to keep to make a fresh start. Liquidated Assets […]
One of the main reasons people choose to file for bankruptcy is because it creates an automatic stay. This is the legal restriction placed on creditors to stop contacting you about the money you owe them. Though there are many benefits to filing for bankruptcy, many people finally choose to take action to end the […]
Deciding whether or not to file for bankruptcy is one of the toughest decisions you will ever make. Under the best circumstances, you will still have an option whether or not to do so. Some people wait so long they are limited and the only way out of their financial situation is bankruptcy. If you […]
Federal Bankruptcy Exemptions When you file for bankruptcy, there are some things you have the legal right to protect. In nearly every case, bankruptcy does not leave a person penniless and without any personal belongings. Debtors are allowed to keep some property that enables them to make a fresh start once their bankruptcy is complete. […]
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Creditor Interference The simple answer to this question is, “Yes, a great deal.” However, an experienced attorney can ensure your bankruptcy proceedings ultimately are successful, even if a specific creditor raises an issue with the discharge of their debt. You might be forced to pay that particular debt back, but you will […]
Private Student Loan The majority of college students who borrow money to pay tuition opt for government loans because they are easy to get, have reasonable interest rates, and are the first suggested by schools and guidance counselors. However, they are not the only option. It is possible to secure a private education loan to […]
The IRS uses bank levies as a tool to collect tax payments. If you owe tax money and you are unable to or choose not to pay it, the IRS has the power to take it directly from your bank account. Having a bank levy is something that can leave you feeling powerless and in […]
Student Loan Repayment Options Repaying the money you borrowed to pay for college can be one of the most stressful things about graduating. Knowing that you now have a rather significant debt to repay, and that the lender is willing to consider your employment situation only so much, can be a fairly significant emotional burden. […]
Medical debt can be one of the most devastating financial situations a person has to face. Not only are they facing personal health issues, they are constantly wondering how to afford current bills and future treatment. Medical debt crushes you in a way like no other. Your primary concern is health, but you also need […]
Most people assume the worst financial struggles are related to job loss, medical bills, and various other occurrences in life that are somewhat out of our control. You can save in a rainy day fund to help with these occurrences, but you can never predict when they might occur and exactly what might happen. These […]
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