What are the chief differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
The basic difference is that in a chapter 7 your non-exempt assets (if any) are used to pay unsecured creditors. A chapter 7 bankruptcy usually...
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The basic difference is that in a chapter 7 your non-exempt assets (if any) are used to pay unsecured creditors. A chapter 7 bankruptcy usually...
You have an absolute right to change attorneys at any time, and if no case has been filed you can file any chapter for which you qualify. If you...
Like so many legal questions, the answer begins with "If...then." Let's look at 2 scenarios. If you were not negligent or complicit in the...
You may be able to reinstate you case. Talk to your attorney.
Filing bankruptcy will lower your credit score by about 150 points. However is relatively simple to reestablish credit after filing. You can...
if you qualify for a chapter 7, you may convert your case. As others have pointed out, you will need to consult with your attorney on the specifics.
Given the information, it is unlikely that the court will grant your motion. You have too many assets.
It's controlled by the contract, but what I tell clients is that there is only one person bringing a check to the closing, the buyer.
It depends on the value of your assets. You can exempt household good like the one's you've listed. Nothing you listed in your question would be...
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