Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
How Long Does Bankruptcy Stay on Your Record?
Bankruptcy means that you can get a fresh start unburdened by debt. Learn how you can improve your credit score after you file for bankruptcy.
Full StoryMaking Debt Management Your New Year’s Resolution
Debt management is not easy but can help you improve your credit score which can result in lower cost of credit. If your debt is unmanageable, bankruptcy could be a good option.
Full StoryWhat Happens If You File Bankruptcy?
Many of our clients ask us what happens if you file bankruptcy? This is a very important question, and several significant Bankruptcy Code provisions are triggered when filing bankruptcy. Learn more about the automatic stay, bankruptcy estate and the bankruptcy trustee.
Full StoryBankruptcy And Divorce: Attorneys’ Fees, Conflict Of Interest & Severing A Case
When a couple contemplates bankruptcy and divorce, there are a number of unique considerations that arise, including potential conflict of interest for the bankruptcy attorney, severing the bankruptcy case, and paying for divorce attorneys.
Full StoryBankruptcy and Divorce: Joint Property & Joint Debts
There are several ways the combination of bankruptcy and divorce affects the Chapter 13 case, including how jointly-owned property and joint debts are treated in the Chapter 13 bankruptcy case.
Full StoryCan You Get A Divorce While In Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
The question of, “Can you get a divorce while in chapter 13 bankruptcy,” touches upon many considerations that affect both the divorce and the bankruptcy.
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