Proceeds, Rents, or Profits as “Property of the Estate”
Assets acquired after filing under Chapter 7, such as wages, can's be reached by the trustee. But watch out for proceeds, rents and profits.
Leaving My Rental after Filing a Chapter 13 Case
Chapter 13 has advantages and potential disadvantages compared to Chapter 7--it's more flexible but there's a chance you'll pay more.
Leaving My Rental after Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 bankruptcy gives you serious advantages for getting out of a residential lease--advantages in money, time, and peace of mind.
Can My Landlord End My Lease Just for Filing Bankruptcy?
Your landlord CAN'T evict you for filing bankruptcy. A lease provision which allows for eviction upon bankruptcy filing is unenforceable.
The “Endangerment of Property” and “Illegal Use of Controlled Substances” Automatic Stay Exceptions
A landlord can take back possession of a rental quickly if you're endangering the rental or illegally using a controlled substance there.
The Residential Lease Exception to the Automatic Stay
Filing bankruptcy can stop an eviction, unless the landlord has already gotten a judgment of possession. Don't wait--timing is crucial.
Creditors Ask for Relief from Stay
A creditor might want to pursue your co-debtor, protect itself from violating the stay, or take some other action other than collect money.