It is a preference. The dischargeability of the debt has no bearing on it. If the IRS haa a tax lien, that may change the answer. You can just...

It's on your credit report for 10 years, but I would keep the records forever. I have clients who filed many years ago who ask me for documents. ...

Those are all excellent questions. If you file Chapter 7, you only have to produce your last filed tax return. So if you last filed in 2019, that...

Are you asking if you can go after the ex-spouse for alimony and child support? Is he a co-debtor in the case still? After the bankruptcy is...

This is a complex matter needing an attorney. Sometimes the IRS can keep a refund (usually, it's the first refund in a case). Laws on refunds and...

I would suggest getting a couple of additional consultations for him before he files. You want to have a firm understanding before you do...

Start with your employer. They should have no issue showing you the documents requiring it to make the deduction. Be diplomatic about it. Do not...

I would not count on keeping the deposit, but it is always best to meet with an attorney about your bankruptcy and have him review the lease. ...

The answer is---it depends . You are best off getting a consultation with a MD attorney who can review your assets and gibe you an opinion. A...

Creditors can be notoriously bad about not imputing bankruptcy information into their systems. Maybe they don't know about the lien strip. Get a...