Disadvantages of a Badly-Timed 5-Year Chapter 13 Case
Following up on last week's scenario, here are the financial, credit record, and other disadvantages of a forced 5-year Chapter 13 plan.
Filing Chapter 13 in January May Greatly Shorten Your Case
Do you need a Chapter 13 case? WHEN you file it can mean the difference between a payment plan that takes 3 years and one that takes 5.
Scenario: Filing Chapter 13 Now Shortens a Case by Two Years
Here's a scenario showing how the timing of your Chapter 13 filing can shorten your payment plan from 5 years to only 3.
Pass the Means Test by Filing Bankruptcy in 2018
The timing of your bankruptcy filing can determine whether you qualify for quick Chapter 7 vs. paying into a Chapter 13 plan for 3-5 years.
Residential Income Segregation Varies Widely Across the U.S.
Increasingly, the rich live among the rich, and the poor among the poor. Especially in the big cities of Texas. Less so in Miami, Cincinnati, Boston, Sacramento, and Portland.
What is”Median Family Income”; If You’re Making More,Can You Still File Chapter 7?
If your family income is more than the "median family income," you may still be able to file under Chapter 7.
