Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 are bankruptcy options. Chapter 11 is a reorganization for businesses, while Chapter 13 allows a consumer to completely eliminate debts…

When filing for bankruptcy, you are required to disclose all assets and income. If you do not disclose all assets, including any recent transfers, your…

While you can tell creditors you are filing bankruptcy, doing so may not stop them from continuing to call and try to collect on a…

When you file for bankruptcy, no matter which option you choose, the courts look at your disposable income and compare it to your monthly debt…

October 10, 2019 One common misconception among consumers is that you can discharge all debts and be 100 percent debt-free if you file for Chapter…

When a relief from the automatic stay is filed, it is done by a creditor. The creditor is asking the court to remove the automatic…

A common question on consumer minds is whether or not they have enough debt to justify filing for bankruptcy. The answer is not as simple…

Technically, there is no minimum debt amount required to file for bankruptcy, but there are limitations on how high your debts can go. For example,…

While most assume that filing Chapter 7 is the best route for bankruptcy, not all cases qualify for it and not all debtors would benefit…

When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you can discharge numerous debts, but not every single one. Debts including child support, federal student loans, or…