Crucial Question: How Can I Use an Unprotected “Non-Exempt” Asset to My Benefit Even Under Chapter 7 “Straight Bankruptcy”?
Give your asset to the Chapter 7 trustee to pay a very special creditor. Either because you donât need that asset or itâs your best option.
Crucial Question: Can Chapter 7 “Straight Bankruptcy” Help with My Support Obligations?
Chapter 13 âadjustment of debtsâ has a special way of helping with your support obligation. How about Chapter 7?
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Recovering Money After It’s Garnished
If you lost money through garnishment during the 90 days BEFORE filing bankruptcy, that money may be returned to you or a favored creditor.
Income Tax Refunds in Bankruptcy-Chapter 7
If you're filing a "straight bankruptcy" case, how do you keep your income tax refund?
Paying Part or All of Tax Debt via an “Asset” Ch. 7
Give gladly to your Chapter 7 trustee assets that you don't need, if most of the proceeds of sale of those assets are going to pay your taxes.
Income Taxes and Bankruptcy
Two fun topics: taxes and bankruptcy! Seriously, they can be a very good combination.
A Chapter 7 Can . . . Help You Walk Away from Your Business by Letting Your Trustee Sell Your Last Business Assets to Pay Your Special Debts
Give the bankruptcy trustee the headache of dealing with your final business assets
A Chapter 7 “Straight Bankruptcy” Can . . . Help You Walk Away from Your Business
Closing down a failing business can be a lot smoother with a Chapter 7 case.
Paying Your 2012 Income Taxes on the Backs of Your Other Creditors
If you expect to owe 2012 income taxes, and you file bankruptcy after December 31, that tax can be "included" in your case.
If Your Business is Eligible to File Bankruptcy, Should It Do So?
If your business has failed or is about to, it does NOT likely need a bankruptcy. But YOU personally might.