At the confirmation hearing, if it is determined that you have a regular job with a steady income, the judge may order an ‘income deduction.’ This means your monthly payments for the bankruptcy plan will be taken...
Most bankruptcy courts hold Chapter 13 confirmation hearings one or two days a month. The courtroom will probably be full as motions to dismiss, motions to establish property sale and motions to convert Chapter 13 to Chapter...
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 are deciding if filing for bankruptcy is an option for you, there are a few things that you need to take into consideration. If your monthly income for the six months before filing is above your state’s median,...
A common worry for most people is that they will lose their assets if they file for bankruptcy. They envision all of their belongings being sold by the trustee to pay to their creditors. This misconception is not true. Most...
