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Getting Help With Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Have more questions than answers when it comes to Chapter 7 bankruptcy? This guide can help with the basics....More...
Significance Of Debtor Education Course In Bankruptcy
A financial analysis helps the debtors with recommendations about their financial goals and teaches them the techniques to avoid the fundamentals of bad financial habits and how to prepare for unforeseen situation in the future....More...
Pennystockscholarcom - Minimizing Risk 101 - Dont Walk Blind With Penny Stock Investing
Risk in investing is the possibility of losing. But what every beginner wants is certainty. Incidentally risk and certainty are very much like the Chinese yin and yang. They co-exist....More...
Bankruptcy & Secured Items
Bankruptcy has a different effect on debts and property depending on whether the debt or property is secured or unsecured. A secured item of property is subject to a creditor's lien, and bankruptcy does not eliminate liens. Bankruptcy only discharges personal liability on debts. The lien also has an...More...
Preparing Yourself For Bankruptcy
Have you been in a rough financial time and been thinking about declaring bankruptcy?Well, there are a few things you take in preparing yourself for bankruptcy in order to ensure that you make the most of your situation....More...
I've Been on a Trust Deed for the Last Three Years - I'm Completely Debt Free! Now What?
If you are considering a Trust Deed as a solution to your debt problems, you are probably wondering what it is like to be completely debt free. In a typical Trust deed arrangement, you will have been paying off a regular amount to creditors for a period of 36 months. What will you do now?...More...
Why J. Hass Group Believes That Debt Settlement Is The Correct Solution
When a person is overwhelmed with debt, there are really only two alternatives....More...
How to Deal With Christian Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is caused by many things among them long illnesses, especially in cases of people who do not have medical insurance. In this case, it might be as a result of recklessness as cases of Christian insolvency seem to assume....More...
Who Pays My Car Loan If I Die?
Your estate is responsible for paying your debts after you die. The creditor to whom you owe the car loan has the right to pursue repayment of the loan even following your death. Unless you have insurance to cover the outstanding debt, state law will determine in what order your debts get paid from ...More...
How Often Can a Person File Chapter 13?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is also called the wage earner's plan. If an individual or couple find themselves in financial hardship after previously filing Chapter 13, there are certain circumstances where they can file Chapter 13 again. Under the bankruptcy court, the regular earner pays for all or part ...More...
Can I Keep My House in North Carolina If I File Chapter 7?
If your home equity is less than the North Carolina state homestead exemption, then you will be allowed to keep your house in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The North Carolina homestead exemption is just $18,500. Additionally, if you don't make your mortgage payment,s then your lender can foreclose and tak...More...
Creditors' Committees under Bankruptcy Reform: More Representative?
The author reviews the recent changes to the bankruptcy laws authorizing courts to direct an increase in the size of creditors' committees in order to increase small business participation and enhance representation of various creditor consitutencies...More...
Discharging Taxes
Facing mounting debts can be very stressful and burdensome for you and your family. As back due bills continue to grow, you may not know where to turn or what to do. Different debt advisers may offer conflicting pieces of advice, which may or may not apply to your specific situation. For the most pr...More...
Bankruptcy Law Basics
Bankruptcy laws were enacted in the United States in 1978 to "give debtors a financial fresh start from burdensome debts," according to the Office of the United States Courts.The Bankruptcy Code, Title 11 of the United States Code, is a federal standard that governs all bankruptcy cases.......More...
Can I Claim Myself As a Dependent on Taxes?
The Internal Revenue Service only allows a person to be claimed as a dependent on one income tax return because for each dependent claimed, you lower your taxable income for the year. Each dependent grants you one income tax exemption. Knowing how to file yourself as a dependent minimizes your taxes...More...
Filing For Bankruptcy - Chapters 7-11
Under the United States Code of law, Title 11, the federal government takes bankruptcy under its wing by providing several types of bankruptcy for which you are able to file. Although some people may look at bankruptcy as a shameful thing and will only file for it as a last resort, it can actually r...More...
Do It Yourself Bankruptcy in Canada
Canadian debtors can file for bankruptcy as a solution to unpaid debts. A bankruptcy will generally discharge all unsecured debt, but will not eliminate secured debt, such as a vehicle or a home. All bankruptcies in Canada must be filed with a bankruptcy trustee who has been licensed by the Office o...More...
When the Credit Card Balances Spiral Out of Control, Should You File for Bankruptcy?
Debts tend to mount up over time and without the right habits can escalate into really big problems. Should declaring bankruptcy be an option to dealing with these types of situations?...More...
Preventing Bankruptcy
Information on bankruptcy and ways to avoid it. Detailed how to on avoiding bankruptcy....More...
How to File Bankruptcy in Ohio
In Ohio, two courts handle all bankruptcies for the state--the Northern and Southern Ohio bankruptcy courts. Filing for bankruptcy in Ohio is more challenging than in other states, as Ohio provides fewer exemptions for personal property and homes. Nonetheless, Ohio has the eighth-highest rate of ban...More...
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