Many clients come to me who have tried to file bankruptcy on their own. The usual result of a client filing bankruptcy is that the bankruptcy gets dismissed. To start with, there is a prerequisite to filing a bankruptcy. The prerequisite is that an individual seeking to file bankruptcy must take a credit counseling course. If the individual … [Read more...]
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Eliminates Credit Card Debt
The filing of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy will usually eliminate all of a debtor’s credit card debt. In addition, it also eliminates other non-secured debts such as personal loans, debts to doctors, hospitals and other individuals and banks. The Bankruptcy Case The filing of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires the submission of a Bankruptcy Petition, … [Read more...]
Frequent Questions About How Bankruptcy Affects Others and Rebuilding Credit
As readers know, our office has a significant bankruptcy practice (more bankruptcy information is available there). I addition to the issues Mr. Schlissel addressed yesterday, below are some more frequently asked questions and Mr. Schlissel’s answers. For help with Bankruptcy, or any other matter, you can always contact our office . Q: How does … [Read more...]