The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Taking the Bite Out of an Income Tax Lien on Nondischargeable Taxes
Chapter 13 hugely helps minimize the effect of a tax lien on older, dischargeable tax debts. But it also does wonders with newer taxes.
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Taking the Bite Out of an Income Tax Lien
Bankruptcy can prevent a tax lien from being recorded. But even if one IS recorded before you file, Chapter 13 can particularly benefit you.
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Wage Garnishment after Filing Bankruptcy
Almost all paycheck garnishment is illegal from the moment your bankruptcy case is filed. Here's what to do in the rare event it happens.
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Preventing Resumed Garnishments
Most garnishments are stopped immediately if you file bankruptcy, but some may be able to continue later. Here's how to prevent that.
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Reinstating Your Driver’s License for Unpaid Traffic Tickets
Whether you can get your license back depends on what traffic law(s) you violated when you got the ticket(s).
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Undoing Judgment Liens
Bankruptcy doesn't just write off debts. It can undo bad things that a creditor has done to you. Like a judgment lien on your home.
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Avoid Hurting Your Favorite Creditor
If you're careful it's easy to avoid the rude surprise of hurting the friend, relative or other creditor you paid before filing bankruptcy.
The Extraordinary Tools of Bankruptcy: Avoid Hurting Your Favorite Creditor
If you're careful it's easy to avoid the rude surprise of hurting the friend, relative or other creditor you paid before filing bankruptcy.
Tax Season: More Control in Handling Your Income Tax Debts through Chapter 13
You get more control than with Chapter 7 over the amount of your tax payment, who you can pay ahead of taxes, & adjustments to the payments.
Tax Season: Have Your Chapter 7 Trustee Pay Your Income Tax Debt
You may have assets not protected by the property exemptions. If you owe recent income taxes, surrender the assets so the taxes get paid.
Tax Season: File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Then Settle Your Income Tax Debt
What if you can't write off all the income taxes you owe with a Chapter 7 case but can't afford to pay those taxes in a Chapter 13 one?
Tax Season: Pay Your Income Taxes by Discharging Your Other Debts
With interest rates low, it doesn't cost all that much to pay back taxes in monthly installments. File bankruptcy so you can afford to do so.
Tax Season: Pay Your Income Taxes by Discharging Your Other Debts
With interest rates low, it doesn't cost all that much to pay back taxes in monthly installments. File bankruptcy so you can afford to do so.
Tax Season: Pay Your Income Taxes by Discharging Your Other Debts
With interest rates low, it doesn't cost all that much to pay back taxes in monthly installments. File bankruptcy so you can afford to do so.
Tax Season: Writing Off Income Taxes Forever is Usually Just a Matter of Time
To forever discharge a tax debt, technically you must meet each of 4 conditions. But practically speaking, you meet 2 of them automatically.