Who you owe and how you plan to pay your debt is the central part of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Your plan outlines for the court how much each creditor will receive, and how long your plan will last. Repayment Plan Forms You...
Filing bankruptcy can be a daunting task: so many rules and regulations to follow. And hanging over your head is if you make a mistake, you could lose valuable property, or get your case dismissed. Here are a few suggestions...
When you start a bankruptcy case, the court considers all of your property to be part of your estate. Any property you get after you start your case will not be included in the estate, and you will not need to inform the...
When you file Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you will submit a plan to the courts outlining how you intend to make the payments to catch up on your debt. Certain debts will need to be paid in full during your case. Priority debts are...
The automatic say stops creditors from contacting you to collect on a debt. As soon as you file bankruptcy, the automatic stay goes into effect. Phone calls, letters, foreclosures, evictions, and garnishments are some of the...
