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Protection with Teeth

Creditors attempting to collect on debt that has been wiped away by a bankruptcy discharge face legal consequences within and outside of bankruptcy court. By law, a creditor is not allowed to collect ...
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Chapter 13

The two most common forms of bankruptcy filed by individuals are Chapter 7, which is a liquidation and Chapter 13, which is an agreement entered into that allows creditors to be repaid at least a ...
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Bankruptcy Could Improve Your Credit

A typical debtor owes money to various creditors and is constantly paying bills late, leading to late fees and oftentimes collection status and repossession. This constant negative reporting to your ...
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Inheritance and Bankruptcy

Possibly. The bankruptcy code stipulates that an inheritance bestowed upon a debtor within 180 days of a bankruptcy filing will become the property of the bankruptcy estate. The clock starts on the ...
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Chapter 7 Discharge

For a debtor filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, obtaining a discharge is like the Holy Grail. It is the ultimate goal and purpose for filing for bankruptcy liquidation - to be legally absolved from your ...
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Should I File Chapter 13?

An individual that has the desire to pay their creditors but does not have the means, may be an ideal candidate for a Chapter 13 repayment plan. Chapter 13 was created for this debtor in mind. In this ...
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Can I Keep My Car?

Yes. Filing bankruptcy in Texas does not mandate that a debtor sell his vehicle. In fact, Texas has a list of exemptions for Chapter 7 debtors that include personal property such as a primary vehicle. ...
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The Role of the Bankruptcy Trustee

A bankruptcy trustee represents the interest of the bankruptcy estate, not the creditors or the debtor. Their job is to make sure that all activities are on the up and up and that the estate is ...
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Bankruptcy is Small Business

Small businesses face unique challenges in the market and in bankruptcy. Many small business finances are inextricably linked with that of the business owner. This particular type of debtor may be ...
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Black Friday Bankruptcy

Studies have shown that Black Friday, the ceremonious American "retail holiday" that begins the Christmas shopping season, has recently seen less and less turn out as Americans are ...
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Life Changes and Bankruptcy

Filing bankruptcy after a divorce does not miraculously make your alimony or child support disappear. Support obligations are not dischargeable in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. So when is the ...
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Closed for the Holidays?

Fortunately, the United States Bankruptcy Court of the Northern District of Texas is available 24 hours a day, save for 15 minutes every day for regular maintenance, through its electronic claims ...
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When Can I File Bankruptcy?

If you have never filed bankruptcy before and have not recently moved there is no waiting period in order to file bankruptcy. If you have never filed bankruptcy before but have recently moved to ...
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How Can Bankruptcy Stop My Repossession?

When a debtor files for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, his creditors are prohibited by law to attempt to collect debts from him. This is called the automatic stay. If you are currently facing repossession ...
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Will Bankruptcy Eliminate All of My Debt?

Whether or not bankruptcy will eliminate all of your debt depends on what type of debt you have. If your debt is made up of consumer credit card debt and other unsecured debt than it will likely all ...
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Should I File Chapter 7 or Chapter 13?

So you have made the decision to file bankruptcy and get a fresh start. Now you have the daunting task of deciding whether to file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. A Chapter 7 is a legal process in which ...
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Stop Foreclosure in its Tracks

According to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) website, 1 out of every 200 homes will be foreclosed upon. These numbers are staggering, especially when you consider the ramifications. ...
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Is Your Foreclosure Legal?

With all the recent focus on the economic downturn and foreclosures, closer scrutiny has been paid to the banks initiating the foreclosures. Recently the nation's largest bank, Bank of America, has ...
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New Year, Less Bankruptcy

The White House says the economy is turning around, and if a new bankruptcy study is any indication, this may be true. According to a report by the United States Court bankruptcy filings were on a ...
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Budgeting After Bankruptcy

So you've filed for bankruptcy and obtained your discharge. You're free! You are ready to embark on the new life that this fresh start has afforded you. Before you go off clicking your heels, it is ...
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A Good Night's Rest

There is an old saying, don't take your troubles to bed. But that is difficult to do when you have harassing creditors calling incessantly and filling your mailbox with pink notices. Bankruptcy can ...
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Chapter 13 and The HOA

Purchasing a home is for many the realization of the American Dream. Over the past few decades the Home Owners Association has become the double-edged sword of the American Dream. On the one hand, ...
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How Much Does it Cost to File Bankruptcy?

North Texas residents typically for bankruptcy in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas, which has courthouses in Dallas and Fort Worth, as well as other cities. In ...
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What Do I Need in Order to File Bankruptcy?

In order to file for bankruptcy you need only information. Bankruptcy does not require that you work or be unemployed. It does not have stipulations on whether or not one owns a vehicle or home. A ...
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Will Bankruptcy Make My Child Support Disappear?

If you thought that filing bankruptcy after a divorce would miraculously make your alimony or child support disappear, think again. Support obligations are not dischargeable in a Chapter 7 or Chapter ...
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