Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
CDC Job Cuts and Medical Debt: 6 Steps to Take Immediately
CDC job cuts and medical debt can force hard choices about FEHB, TSP funds, collectors, and bankruptcy. Learn 6 urgent steps to protect coverage, cash, retirement, and legal options.
Full StoryBankruptcy For Postal Workers After Job Loss Or Injury
Bankruptcy for postal workers can help protect TSP savings, pensions, workers’ comp, and federal benefits while addressing debt after job loss, injury, retirement, or income disruption.
Full StoryChapter 13 Repayment Plan for Government Workers Explained
Learn how a Chapter 13 repayment plan for government workers reshapes monthly payments, protects TSP progress, stops collections, and fits around payroll deductions during a structured three to five-year court-supervised plan.
Full StoryFAQ: Which Bankruptcy Chapter is Better After Job Loss
Learn which bankruptcy chapter is better after job loss by comparing Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 based on income changes, debt types, arrears, and whether you need to protect your home, car, or retirement funds before filing.
Full StoryChapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 After a Federal Layoff: A Checklist
Compare Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 after a federal layoff and learn how severance timing, household income, arrears, and asset exposure affect eligibility, repayment plans, and which bankruptcy path may fit your situation best.
Full StoryWhat Happens to IRS Debt After a Layoff?
Learn what happens to IRS debt after a layoff, including how interest and penalties continue, when collections may pause through hardship status, and how bankruptcy can stop enforcement and reduce pressure.
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