To the unknowing or uninitiated, declaring bankruptcy, either chapter 7 or Chapter 13, may seem like magically eliminating all your debt. This leads many to ask who pays for bankruptcy. It’s true that bankruptcy will...
When filing bankruptcy the US Bankruptcy Trustee assigned to your bankruptcy case will examine your income versus expenses. During the course of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the court allows for expenses that are considered...
It may sound ridiculous, but a very common question Texas bankruptcy attorneys hear is regarding how pets are treated in a Texas bankruptcy and if they will be forced to give them up. The good news is in 99.9% of bankruptcy...
A civil judgment is a ruling made by a court during the courts of a lawsuit. Civil Judgment can often arise due to unpaid collections or other types of debt. When you file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, unsecured debt...
When you file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy the information will remain on your credit report for a landlord to see for seven years after a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and ten years after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. This...
