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If you’re considering bankruptcy, generally don’t sell or give away your possessions—including collateral—or use retirement money. Two weeks ago, we made the point that if bankruptcy is even a possibility for you, please quickly get legal advice. We said you…
If you don't list a debt in your bankruptcy case, and don't add it in on time, it may not be written off. So carefully include all debts.
To be able to keep your property that's collateral or security on a secured debt, you must give that secured creditor "adequate protection."
If you owe too much debt but still need the benefits of Chapter 13, consider "Chapter 20."
As of April 1, you can owe more debt and still qualify for Chapter 13.
Saving the vehicle sometimes is not the best option, so Chapter 7 bankruptcy gives you a safe way out.
Chapter 7 gives you a fresh financial start by legally erasing your debts. That's enough if your debts are simple ones.
Bankruptcy can protect your car or truck. Both Chapter 7 and 13 can, but which do you need?
Simplistic but often true: Chapter 7 deals better with simpler debts, while Chapter 13 with more complicated debts. What ARE more complicated debts?
