When you have successfully completed your bankruptcy case and were relieved of your qualifying debt, you may need some follow up action. Some of these may need the attention of your bankruptcy attorney. Are collection...
Some times when you are stressed over your financial situation, and you feel you may have no other option but to file bankruptcy, there may be another solution for you. Bankruptcy can stay on your credit for up to ten years,...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is often considered a consumer reorganization bankruptcy. In this type of bankruptcy, you will make a plan to pay back any debt you got behind on. You will have three to five years to make these payments...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is typically referred to as reorganization bankruptcy. You will submit a plan to the court outlining how you plan to pay back your creditors over a period of time, usually from three to five years....
When filing bankruptcy, you may wonder what will happen to your debt. Unsecured debt, like credit cards, loans, or medical debt will be eliminated, but secured loans must be handled a little differently. Most secured loans...
