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Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy requires specific official federal schedules and forms. Moreover, some bankruptcy courts may also require you to file additional forms. Generally, specific forms are available at the local court house or they can be downloaded by accessing the court’s online website. You can call the court clerk Read More… »

Filing for Bankruptcy is a process that allows debtors who owe more money than they can pay a chance to eliminate their debts. In some cases it allows the debtor to work out a payment plan to pay a portion or all of their debts over a set period time. Filing for bankruptcy will stop Read More… »

Filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy provides a person in debt an opportunity to remove his or herself from overwhelming financial burden and start fresh. When you file for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, any non-exempt possession of the person in debt is sold and the revenue is distributed to the creditors. Typically, persons who file for Chapter Read More… »

Filing for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy means that you wish to repay some or all the debts at better terms such as a lower interest rate or no interest. This process involves the restructuring of your debts which gives the person in debt the ability to pay off creditors in the future. Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Read More… »

Student Loans Bankruptcy: In general, you cannot eliminate student loan debt in bankruptcy. This is considered a non-dischargeable debt, which indicates it must be re-paid by you after your bankruptcy filing is discharged. There is however an exception to this rule. There is an “undue hardship” exception, in which your student loans can be discharged Read More… »

If your debts have grown out of hand to such a large amount that you are unable to pay off your debts, you may want to consider how to file for bankruptcy.  The first step to take is to place your bankruptcy status on paper. This is done through a Bankruptcy attorney or you can Read More… »