Montana Wage Garnishments and Bankruptcy: How Fast Does the Automatic Stay Protect Your Paycheck? If your Montana wages are being garnished, filing bankruptcy can stop…
Struggling with tax debt? Learn five essential pre-bankruptcy steps from a Montana bankruptcy law firm to manage tax debt effectively.
Cramdown is most familiarly known as a tool to decrease monthly payments on vehicle loans. But you can also cram down debt on other collateral.
Filing bankruptcy stops creditors' collections against you immediately. But sometimes a creditor tries to get permission to collect anyway.
Beyond the pandemic's foreclosure moratorium, Chapter 7 bankruptcy gives you serious advantages if you're selling your home.
Do you owe 2020 income taxes even though the IRS is now not taxing the first $10,200 of unemployment benefits? What to do and not to do.
It's a matter of timing. And that timing depends on whether you previously filed under Chapter 7 or 13, and what you are filing under now.
Chapter 13 enables you to possibly sell your home if and when you're ready to do so.
What do you do and not do if you owe income taxes or have ongoing tax liabilities?
Although there is no such thing as medical bankruptcy, medical debt causes many people to file bankruptcy. Below is a Q&A about these issues.
Borrowing to pay medical debts creates new potential risks. A debt that was easy to discharge in bankruptcy becomes one that you often can't.
Chapter 13 stops both mortgage and property tax foreclosures. Then you have up to 5 years to catch up on the property taxes.
Having health insurance is extremely important. Both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you get and keep your health insurance.
The new pandemic relief law includes some helpful changes to bankruptcy law, including some protection of the $600 economic impact payments.
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