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While Chapter 7 is the more popular form of bankruptcy, effectively eliminating all of your qualifying debt without having to make a repayment plan. Chapter 13 bankruptcy with a court-approved repayment plan offers more...

When you file bankruptcy, your creditors must file a proof of claim with the court if they want to receive payments from your bankruptcy estate. The proof of claim forms must be submitted within 90 days after the 341 meeting...

Bankruptcy contains a set of laws called exemptions that determine what assets you are allowed to keep when you file bankruptcy. Even though bankruptcy is governed by federal law with their own set of exemptions, you can...

Due to the worldwide pandemic of the Coronavirus COVID-19 as part of protecting our health, many businesses have been closed. If the United States courts are open at all, many are only operating with limited staff, or the...

For a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you keep all of your possessions and make arrear payments to the court. These back payments can last anywhere from 36 to 60 months, depending on the amount you owe and your income. To be able to...