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Should I Keep My Car during Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is a name which often causes people to panic. This is so because most of the time, it is associated with the image of being thrown on the streets penniless. However, nothing could be farther than truth. More often than not, the financial situation of an individual is tight, which has led them to file for bankruptcy. Since financial problems can affect a number of areas of your life including your job, property, and vehicle, many people question whether it is appropriate to keep their vehicle if they plan to file for bankruptcy. […]

2019-05-06T10:13:11+00:00
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Bankruptcy’s Impact on Credit Worthiness

Credit scores reflect on the financial history of an individual or a business and are meticulously built over time. When there are moments of financial crisis and debts pile up, the individuals ultimately opt to file for bankruptcy. The biggest fear when the individual's file for bankruptcy is how it impacts their credit scores. There are many reasons why credit scores will not be impacted in cases of bankruptcy as every individual commences their financial status afresh and they have time to rebuild their credit history Checking with a bankruptcy attorney or a law firm such as Recovery [...]

2023-03-07T11:00:26+00:00
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What Happens to Credit Card Debt in Bankruptcy?

Spending beyond the budget is a common occurrence, thanks to the ever-prevailing credit cards. Since you do not have to pay immediately, people often go overboard with their spending, not realizing that eventually the money is to be paid and that too with additional charges. It is no wonder that a large number of population incurs heavy debt thanks to this habit, resulting in many of the individuals filing for bankruptcy. The excessive debt may also be due to exhaustive medical bills or vehicle repairs etc. Many times, credit card debts are discharged (with some exceptions) when a [...]

2019-05-06T12:44:08+00:00
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Creditors Can Be Held in Contempt for Violating Discharge Ordered by Bankruptcy Court

The bankruptcy laws have been enacted to make life easier for people who are undergoing tremendous financial losses. However, despite filing for bankruptcy and getting a discharge, many times, creditors still harass debt filers for dues. Citing the bankruptcy case of Jarvar, Stanley E. and Barbara J.; In re (Jarvarv. Title Cash of Montana Inc., et. al.), the Los Angeles based law firm Recovery Law Group respite is available to debtors from creditors who violate bankruptcy discharge. Such creditors can be held in civil contempt. How Jarvar v. Title Cash of Montana Inc., et. al. Bankruptcy Case Changed [...]

2019-05-09T12:46:45+00:00
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