I was discharged from bk in Sept of 2007 when can i file again?

Your friendly-neighborhood (well not YOUR neighborhood, but A neighborhood) San Diego bankruptcy website gives the skinny on repeat bankruptcy...

Chapter 7--general questions

Chapter 7 bankruptcy length? Usually about 3 months; but it's the chapter 7 quality that counts. Does everything go away in chapter 7 bankruptcy?...

Filing Hardship Discharge for chapter 13

"Hardship" is a bankruptcy term of art, which implies a high threshold beyond.... well, hardship. A 3-year chapter 13 bankruptcy plan can be...

I'm letting a car go back that i can no longer afford,the finance company is threatening me with wage garnishment, Chapter 7?

Cars commonly, ahem drive debtors to bankruptcy. The case-by-case choice in bankruptcy chapters (7 or 13) is a secondary matter of selecting the...

Do I put my car as an exemption if I plan on reaffirming the loan so I can keep it?

California-specific bankruptcy exemptions available to most California bankruptcy debtors are applied to both encumbered (vehicles that are...

I received a title loan for 1700 and have since filed bankruptcy. Can I add creditor and delay payment without risking car repo

All debts must be listed in one's bankruptcy papers, even if you intend to- or will repay them (which is typical of priority debts, student loans...

Yes, with optional text "Closed by institution." and a sad face :( Bonus question: where else in one's bankruptcy petition might a...

The exemption on system 2 for chapter 7 and a car

January 1, 2013 bankruptcy exemption updates increased the CA bankruptcy exemption "System 2" motor vehicle exemption to $4,800 (applicable now to...

My husband and I are one month behind on our car payments with Toyota Financial and Capital One Finance....filing chapter 7

You and your bankruptcy attorney can proactively contact them to ensure the payments are brought current. In bankruptcy vehicle-loan creditors...

Bankruptcy law favors the granting of relief for the bankruptcy debtor. There is inherent risk in lending (well, except for student loan creditors...