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Chapter Seven Bankruptcy Information

One of the most common requests we receive in email is from consumers wanting to know the difference between C...
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What Happens to Mortgages in Bankruptcy

A major concern for most homeowners who are contemplating bankruptcy is how bankruptcy will affect their mortg...
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How Personal Bankruptcy Differs from Business Bankruptcy

There is often very little difference between a personal bankruptcy and a business bankruptcy. Legal variance...
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What are Exemptions Used for in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

I have been reading up on chapter 7 and chapter 13, and one thing doesn’t seem to make sense. I understand tha...
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How will a Chapter 13 repayment plan account for investment property?

I own some investment properties—multifamily homes I rent out.Times are tough, and some of my tenants are unem...
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Is filing Chapter 13 better than Chapter 7 in the long run?

Is filing Chapter 13 better than Chapter 7 in the long run?...
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I make too much money to file chapter 7, is chapter 13 an option?

I make too much money to file for chapter 7 bankruptcy, according to the means test. Can I file for chapter 13...
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What are the benefits of filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy versus Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

What are the benefits of filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy versus Chapter 7 bankruptcy?...
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