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Bankruptcy Blog

Bankruptcy For a Married Couple - Can Only One Spouse File?

While filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy for a married couple is often done (which is called a "Joint Filing"), sometimes it is not feasible for various reasons, whether because one spouse has ...
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy - Common Misconceptions

Bankruptcy as a debt resolution, for many people, is the best solution out there. Even though the economy has taken a downturn, and consumer debt is enormous, some people still have a negative ...
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Credit Repair After Bankruptcy

Repairing credit is a common concern for potential bankruptcy candidates. Many also wonder how long they need to wait before they can apply for credit again. Luckily, the answer is simple; you can ...
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Wage Garnishment - Using Bankruptcy to Stop a Judgment

Using Bankruptcy to Stop Wage Garnishment in New York Wage garnishment is an issue that many of our clients and prospective clients in are and wonder if a personal bankruptcy filing could help. A ...
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Discharge - The Process of Filing

Filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy is generally a smooth process. It begins with a free consultation with one of our bankruptcy attorneys. The attorney will ask many questions related to real estate, ...
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341 Meeting for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy - The Facts!

341 Meeting AKA The Meeting of Creditors sounds dark and ominous. but here's the truth....it's not that bad at all! Here's a few reasons why - The Creditors Rarely Show Up - Its usually ...
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Bankruptcy As a Debt Resolution in Today's Economy

Bankruptcy As a Debt Resolution in Today’s Economy Today's economy is terrible. Everyone knows this. We have mouths to feed. We have families to support. We need a roof over our head. ...
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What to expect during your free consultation

Our attorneys provide a free consultation. And we really take that word to heart. To us, you are NOT a number. You are a person who needs assistance. Once you are greeted by our friendly staff, you ...
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New treasury ruling protects federal benefits from judgement creditors

Once a judgment is granted, the judgment creditor is permitted to garnish funds from the debtors bank account in order to collect. Social Security, SSI, veteran benefits, and several other federal ...
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Chapter 7 Means Test

The Chapter 7 means test is a tool used to determine whether or not you would qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The means test reviews your debt, your income, and your assets. The purpose of the ...
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What not to do prior to filing for bankruptcy

Many people mistakenly believe that if they do not own property at the time of filing, the trustee will not be able to take it from them. The reality is that the trustee not only can, but is legally ...
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Can I pick the debts and property to include in my bankruptcy?

A bankruptcy myth dispelled. The bankruptcy laws require that you list all your property and all your debts. To not do so is a violation of the law. One of the primary reasons that people want to ...
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Chapter 13 BANKRUPTCY – Stripping a Second Mortgage

Chapter 13 BANKRUPTCY – Stripping a Second Mortgage If you own a home with a second mortgage, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing may enable you to "strip" that mortgage. Because of the declining real ...
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Rebuilding credit with secured credit cards

After bankruptcy many people look to using a secured credit card as a step to rebuilding their credit. It's important to know that not all secured cards provide the benefits that are really needed to ...
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Pre-Bankruptcy Counseling

As part of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, regulations require that people planning to file must receive credit counseling from a government approved organization ...
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Role of the Bankruptcy Trustee

A Trustee in Bankruptcy is the person appointed by the United States Department of Justice or by the creditors involved in a bankruptcy case. For a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy it is the role of the trustee ...
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Wage Garnishment

Once an order of garnishment is received, it is the responsibility of the payroll department to carry out the process. In the event that the employee's wages are not enough to cover the court ordered ...
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