Can you get rid of parking tickets in Chapter 7? Chapter 13 still available if it works out best for you. Can you convert a current Chapter 13 to get the benefit of the new law? Probably not. Because the 3 years back would be from the date of filing the Chapter 13. Dismiss Chapter 13 and refile? […]
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Chapter 7 Parking tickets VideoBankruptcy, it’s a word that most people find repugnant, but should it be so maligned? The fact of the matter is—bankruptcy provides significant relief to many Americans annually. If you’re drowning in debt and see no way out, bankruptcy may be the only way for you to start over with a clean slate. Many Americans
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Bankruptcy Chapter 7 VideoPeople file Chapter 7 bankruptcy to get a discharge of debts. At the end of the Chapter 7 you don’t owe the money anymore. Of course, not all debts are dischargeable. For instance: Also, creditors can file a complaint to except a debt from discharge. This is rare. A competent lawyer looks for problem areas and can
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Bankruptcy Chapter 7 VideoOften times a person who files Chapter 7 has a home mortgage. Sometimes a first and second mortgage. The client is current on the monthly mortgage. They ask: “Should I reaffirm my mortgage”? Lawyers who represent Chapter 7 individuals say “No”. This includes my firm, Robert J. Adams & Associates. In the final analysis the choice is
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Chapter 7 Mortgage VideoBankruptcy can disrupt your life. It can bring about changes that you never planned on. And for many people who live outside major cities with excellent public transportation options, a car is their connection to food and work. Giving up your car in a bankruptcy can be a difficult decision, but you do have choices.
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Automobile Car Chapter 7 VideoEach of these is a common question I am asked. First, spouses may join in Chapter 7. It is called a joint case. Second, spouses are not required to join in Chapter 7. SHOULD SPOUSES JOIN TOGETHER IN CHAPTER 7? It is a good idea if each spouse has a lot of debts, especially joint debts.
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Chapter 7 Spouse VideoThe current filing fee is $335.00. WHAT IF I DON’T HAVE ENTIRE THE $335 OR ANY OF IT? The filing fee can be paid in installments, up to 4 months. WHAT IS THE FILING FEE? It is the amount the Courts has determined what is necessary to administer Chapter 7 cases. In my opinion it is too
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Chapter 7 Fees VideoThe issue of bankruptcy is a serious one, one that needs to be considered from all angles. Many people facing bankruptcy don’t know what to expect, and most everyone feels anxiety about the process and its impact on their lives. But bankruptcy can be a great solution for some, when financial stress has become overwhelming.
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Bankruptcy Chapter 7In a Chapter 7, the trustee has a meeting. They go through the bankruptcy. In most cases, it is perfunctory and well prepared. Although creditors can appear, I cannot remember the last time a creditor appeared at a meeting. The trustee is looking to see if you are hiding assets, but this very seldom happens.
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341 Chapter 7 Creditors VideoFiling a Chapter 13 is a voluntary decision. There are various reasons you might want to convert if it is not working, or you have a car that you are trying to save, which is a piece of junk now, or the housing situation is just not working out. You have a real estate tab,
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