How does bankruptcy work? what types are there?
There are two main types of consumer bankruptcy: Chapter 7 & Chapter 13. Most people, probably 80%, file Chapter 7. It's the (usually) quick and...
South Bend, IN
Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at South Bend, IN
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There are two main types of consumer bankruptcy: Chapter 7 & Chapter 13. Most people, probably 80%, file Chapter 7. It's the (usually) quick and...
Zombie cars (vehicles unwanted by the owner and abandoned by a third-party title-holder) are a perennial problem for debtors in bankruptcy. If the...
I don't think so. Assuming it was your business -- the franchised Urgent Care Center -- that went bankrupt (vague antecedents made the facts...
Statutory amount of a wage garnishment in Indiana is 25% of disposable income (which is typically described as gross after taxes but not voluntary...
I've never heard of anyone converting from a Chapter 13 to a Chapter 11. Both are reorganization plans, but a Chapter 11 is much more onerous and...
The easiest way to stop the foreclosure sale is to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The judge will order the mortgage company to start accepting...
A bill of $100,000+ plus for a "high-conflict divorce" handled by a "top law firm" doesn't seem unreasonable, sadly. To negotiate down, you start...
"How to solve this problem before it goes on my credit report?" -- In my experience, a debtor who contacts the collector and makes arrangements to...
Yes, you can dispute the debt on your credit report. All the major agencies have a "credit report dispute form" where you can give your side of...
My experience has been that if a judgment debtor continues to make payments, the creditor doesn't care if the money comes from an employer, the...