Generally speaking, credit card debt is dischargeable, with very few exceptions. If your debt was incurred because you were living off credit cards...

It sounds like you might be eligible to do either chapter 7 or chapter 13. However, there are other issues that need to be discussed to determine...

You have several issues but they can probably all be dealt with in either chapter 7 or chapter 13. There are a lot of questions that need to be...

The answer to your question really depends on the outcome of your case. You need to speak with the attorney that you retained to file your...

In Chapter 7, the process centers mostly on the date of filing. So, most things that change after the date of filing are not necessarily relevant....

You should talk with a attorney experienced with the bankruptcy process. More often than not, bankruptcy is a good solution for credit card debt. ...

Unfortunately, you are going to need a bankruptcy attorney -- for yourself. Co-signing a loan is never a good idea because you are responsible if...

Yes, as long as it is the home in which you actually live. I would strongly advise you to hire an attorney to file your case in this situation as...

If you have paid the attorney in full AND have provided all of the required paperwork, it is unreasonable to have a year pass without filing your...

Yes, but there could be complications. If you do not want to keep the house, a chapter 7 bankruptcy will discharge your obligation to pay the...