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Many people ask whether they can keep property in bankruptcy. The short answer is that it depends. First, what law applies? If you lived in the state where you are filing for the last 2 continuous year...
See Full GuideAttorneys help consumers file for bankruptcy. They know the law and the rules and are able to use this knowledge to protect their clients and their property. What follows are some of the mistakes that ...
See Full GuideIn the 180 days prior to filing a bankruptcy, you must take a credit counseling class. Congress made this class mandatory with the 2005 amendments to the Bankruptcy Code. To get a discharge, you must ...
See Full GuideUnless Congress intervenes, which is unlikely, the rules will change on December 1, 2011. As stated by the Judicial Conference, a summary of the rule changes follows: Bankruptcy Rule 1004.2 (republ...
See Full GuideAs many of you know, I am regular contributor on several listserves and websites. On one, in particular, avvo.com, I notice that a number of my colleagues give advice about settling debts with debt co...
See Full GuideYou can find the answer to any question on the Internet, but is it the right answer. These tips will help you evaluate the answers and whether they are right for you....
See Full GuideLife does not always go as expected. If it did, people would not file for bankruptcy. Even after filing, life goes on and things do not always remain the same. So what happens when the unexpected hi...
See Full GuideNo, you do not pay people lots of money, enroll in any courses, or get involved in any quick rick schemes. A rich uncle is not going to leave you money. You are not going to hit the lottery. What yo...
See Full GuideIf someone sues you for any reason, do not ignore it. Ignoring the lawsuit will not make it go away. It will cause you to lose. Once the creditor gets a judgment, your chance to fight may be gone. ...
See Full GuideNegative information comes off of your credit report in one of two ways, a dispute or the passage of time. The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires that all information on your credit report ...
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