How many years of tax returns will I need to provide and when will I be asked for them?

You need the 2014 and if possible you should do the 2015. The 2010 - 2013 are not absolutely required in your bankruptcy case but you should still...

How to avoid losing your tax refund. Anticipating dental costs for much needed dental care.

These are the kind of questions that are best answered by an attorney familiar with all the facts and circumstances involving your plan, district,...

Who would I contact, a tax lawyer or continue to have them, IRS. attach my SS check?

A local tax attorney can help you stop the levy and either set up a pay plan with the IRS or explore an offer in compromise settlement. Under some...

What does a potential lawsuit mean for my discharged chapter 7? How do we proceed?

You need to get with your attorney immediately. You will need to reopen your bankruptcy case and amend your bankruptcy schedules to disclose the...

How long do I have to refile a bankruptcy?

Assuming that there isn't a 180 day bar to refiling. This can happen if there was a motion pending to lift the automatic stay when the case...

How can you help? And will I lose my car?

Simply filing bankruprcy and receiving a discharge does not resolve the lender's lien on the vehicle. You may be able to redeem the vehicle for...

I am thinking of filing bankruptcy due to my husband losing his job because of a disability. What debt is included?

I'm sorry that you are going through a hard time. Generally speaking, you can discharge (wipeout) credit card debts and personal loans in a...

Back taxes. Is it possible to reduce back taxes?

The IRS has a formal offer in compromise program. Settlement is based on the reasonable collection potential for your tax account where you have...

Can a homeowner avoid a 2nd Lien after filed for BK13 then converted to BK7?

You have to complete your Chapter 13 plan before the lien strip on a 2nd trust deed can be finalized. If you convert to Chapter 7 the lien stays...

I am considering filing bankruptcy because I have credit cards that are past due with balances totally nearly $20K. Should I?

I don't entirely agree with my esteemed collegues. You should probably file for bankruptcy, but you first want to talk this over carefully with an...

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