Chandler, AZ
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Chandler, AZ
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt
Many debtors have questions about filling out their bankruptcy petition on their own. This guide will answer questions about the bankruptcy petition box by box. Due to the length of the bankruptcy pe...
See Full GuideEvery six months, the Department of Justice revises the median income numbers that are used in bankruptcy cases. Below are the median income numbers for cases filed in Arizona on or after 11/1/2010 ...
See Full GuideWhen you file bankruptcy, an automatic stay prevents creditors from taking any action to collect from you. Often, however, either the bankruptcy filer has co-signed a loan for someone else or they hav...
See Full GuideModify your Plan / Plan Modification Contact your attorney to determine whether you can modify the terms of a plan or even to apply for a discharge without completing the promised payments. Chapter ...
See Full GuideYou filed bankruptcy in order to escape harassment from creditors and now one of them has filed a Motion for Relief from Stay. What is it? What to expect when you receive them? What should you do? -...
See Full GuideEver wonder how much money the trustee would allow you for food in your Chapter 13 case? Obviously, few of us keep track of every penny spent on food in an average month. Thankfully, the Chapter 13 tru...
See Full GuideIn order to confirm a plan in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, unless creditors are paid in full, the Debtors must pay all projected disposable income for the duration of the plan (36 or 60 months). Since the ...
See Full GuideJustice Court - Small Claims For claims or disputes under $2,500, file a small claims action in the proper Justice Court. Each court has a different jurisdictional area, or "precinct". You must fil...
See Full GuideWhat is it? When unrepresented parties file for divorce in Maricopa County and other counties in Arizona, the court will likely set what is called an Early Resolution Conference when the other spouse...
See Full GuideConsult your attorney to discuss your options You may be able to file an motion for a moratorium giving you a few months off from plan payments. Of course, you will likely still have to make up the ...
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