chapter 7 bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Basis – How To Get Discharge in Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy discharge varies on the type of bankruptcy chapter the case is filed under by the debtor. Bankruptcy discharge relinquishes a debtor from any personal liability for some specified types of debts i.e. a debtor is no longer legally bound to pay any debts that are discharged by the court. Since the discharge is permanent, creditors are prohibited from taking any action (legal action or communication with the debtor, letter, phone call, personal contact, etc.) for the collection of discharged debts. Though the debtor is not to be held personally liable for any discharged debts, a valid lien [...]

2023-01-12T08:34:44+00:00

Bankruptcy – Get a Fresh Start

People often end up spending more than they earn making them unable to pay their dues. One of the best ways to protect yourself, according to Los Angeles based law firm Recovery Law Group is to file for bankruptcy. This offers a fresh start to people who are unable to pay their dues. They can liquidate their assets to clear their dues or form a repayment plan. Bankruptcy laws can be used to help protect financially unstable businesses too. […]

2019-05-06T10:13:58+00:00

What is Homestead Exemption Bankruptcy?

Filing for bankruptcy is traumatic and shameful for many people. However, it doesn’t mean that you lose all your belongings when you file for it. Homestead exemption can help protect your home from going under the hammer, if it has more value than what you owe to the debt lender. If you file for bankruptcy under chapter 7, the bankruptcy trustee won’t sell your home if homestead exemption covers entire equity. In case you file under chapter 13, you get to keep your home but have to pay your creditors, as per your repayment plan, an amount equalling [...]

2019-05-06T09:28:57+00:00

Everything You Wanted to Know About Non-Exempt Property Bankruptcy

Property which isn’t protected in bankruptcy is known as non-exempt property. This doesn’t mean that you will lose everything you own in life when you file for bankruptcy. The entire purpose of bankruptcy filing is to offer a fresh start to people who have had some financial troubles. As per your state’s exemption statutes, you can protect all property listed in it as well as things you will require to maintain a home, such as: Modest amount of equity in car Household fixtures and clothes Tools needed for your profession Your retirement account As per Los Angeles based [...]

2021-12-09T08:09:43+00:00

Know More About Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Exemptions

Bad financial decisions may lead to economic problems. Filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 may provide you relief from your debt collectors. However, in the process you might end up losing some of your property. However, all is not lost as people who file for bankruptcy under chapter 7 are allowed to keep certain full exempt property. Exempt property is protected from creditor’s claims by the law. Some states like Colorado allow property to be exempt only under state law. Exempted property includes a portion of or the entire unpaid wages, household furniture, personal effects and home equity. [...]

2023-01-12T08:38:23+00:00
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