"Straight" Chapter 7 bankruptcy can give some relief for dealing with your back and current income taxes, but Chapter 13 can help so much more.
If you were already on the financial edge and just found out you owe a bunch of income taxes, here is how bankruptcy can help.
If you need bankruptcy protection but already filed a bankruptcy case within the last few years, you may still be able to file a new one now.
If you and someone else jointly owe a debt, bankruptcy can protect you against the debt and against your co-signer. Or if you want, bankruptcy can protect your co-signer.
If you owe income taxes, and are at the point that the IRS is about to seize your assets, you need to consider bankruptcy. It can help in surprising ways.
If you're behind on child or spousal support, the support enforcement agency can be extremely aggressive. Chapter 7 doesn't help much. Chapter 13 CAN.
Straight Chapter 7 bankruptcy gives very limited help if you're behind on your vehicle and need to keep it. And Chapter 13? Provides much more help.
Bankruptcy stops a vehicle repo from happening. But what then?
The Federalist Papers are a key source for understanding the intentions of the drafters of the Constitution. What do these essays say about the Bankruptcy Clause?
225 years ago this month, the Constitutional Convention adopted the U.S. Constitution. Its Bankruptcy Clause was a quiet but crucial component of a much stronger national government.
More answers about how Chapter 13 gives you up to 5 years to catch up on your past-due mortgage.
Chapter 13 gives you up to 5 years to catch up on your past-due mortgage. How does this actually work?
Filing bankruptcy can buy you a little time or a lot of time, enough time either to transition to a new home or to save your home.
This $36 billion is owed by 2 million older Americans. Garnishment of their Social Security benefits to pay these student loans has skyrocketed.
Once garnished, that portion of your wages or salary is forever gone. With one exception.
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