Can I still claim bankruptcy?

I would suggest a Chapter 13 repayment plan to re-pay the delinquent taxes over 36 to 60 months. Filing a Chapter 13 case will cancel the Tax Sale...

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Yes. If you act prior to the tax sale, you can file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and save your house. Essentially, you are required to pay back your...

I have about 40k in debt from various creditors but cannot qualify for a chapter 7 because my income is now 55k. what can i do?

In lieu of a direct answer, I have a client who has a $100,000 income and he is still qualified for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. How? Why? He has...

The U.S. Department of Education, under fire for its lackluster oversight of student loan contractors, said Friday it will terminate its...

Im going to file bankruptcy to protect my assets, do i have any other options to protect money in my accounts and assets?

Assuming that you are serious, you will end up in a federal prison if you decide to carry out your asset protection plan as that would be...

Can I get consolidation loans from the US Department of Education discharged in a bankruptcy?

It's very difficult to discharge (erase) student loans in either a chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy case. That said, it can be done. Here is a...

Can I file bankruptcy to clear my debts?

Its impossible to determine whether you are a candidate for a chapter 7 or 13 until a complete intake is conducted evaluating your income, assets,...

Philadelphia Writ Services fraudulently filed an affidavit of service against me. How do I proceed to file charges?

Could you explain how you discovered that you were served?

Are garnished wages due to bankruptcy permitted to be deducted on tax return?

As the other answers explain, payments to the trustee are not deductible.

I hired a lawyer for chapter 7. Its been almost a month. He still has not filed. I just received a letter stating judgement agai

I wholeheartedly agree with the previous post. Speak with your attorney and work out the problem. It will result in a much more satisfactory solution.