Chapter 13 Involuntary Dismissal in Baltimore, Maryland
Chapter 13 involuntary dismissal means that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case is dismissed by the Court at the request of someone other than the bankruptcy filer. There may be many reasons why a Chapter 13 involuntary dismissal can occur.
Full StoryChapter 7: Asset Case Versus No-Asset Case
As part of every bankruptcy, the filer must list all of their assets, and failure to do so could result in criminal fines and jail time. Therefore, It is important to understand the difference between a Chapter 7 bankruptcy asset case versus no-asset case to protect your property in Chapter 7.
Full StoryThe End of the COVID-19 State of Emergency in Maryland
The end of the COVID-19 state of emergency in Maryland will allow many kinds of collections to start once again, including foreclosures, evictions, repossessions and some garnishments.
Full StoryShould I file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13? Part 1 – Chapter 7
I can’t tell you how often we have clients calling us and explaining that they only want to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, or they ask us “should I file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13”? There are various advantages and disadvantages to each chapter, and we explain these to our clients so that they can make an informed decision that’s right for them.
Full StoryMore About Chapter 7 Exemptions in Maryland
Learn more about the Chapter 7 exemptions in Maryland that can protect property in Chapter 7 bankruptcy and some examples of how exemptions can be used.
Full StoryChapter 7 Bankruptcy Exemptions
Chapter 7 bankruptcy exemptions are used to protect different types of property in Chapter 7 bankruptcy from the reach of a Chapter 7 trustee and creditors.
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