July 9th, 2010 • by admin • No Comments »
I file plenty of chapter 13 bankruptcies, but I usually recommend filing chapter 7 bankruptcy to everyone who qualifies. In my opinion you should file a chapter 13 bankruptcy when you make too much money to qualify for chapter 7 bankruptcy but still need bankruptcy protection; when you have assets that a chapter 7 bankruptcy ......
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July 9th, 2010 • by admin • No Comments »
Bankruptcy law is the group of laws set out in Title 11 of the United States Code of Laws.
You file bankruptcy by filing paperwork called a bankruptcy petition and schedules with the bankruptcy court in the correct district, which is normally in the state where you live. When you file a bankruptcy you ......
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May 17th, 2010 • by Showell • No Comments »
When you file a chapter 7 bankruptcy your 341 hearing is set and you attend with your attorney about 30 days later. Usually, you are filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy to discharge debt because you cannot afford to repay it. You still….I repeat…..you still have to pay for debts when a ......
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May 12th, 2010 • by Showell • No Comments »
This Website is dedicated to Bankruptcy Law and to Showell’s own practice of Bankruptcy Law in York County, and its cities: Rock Hill, Fort Mill, York, Clover, Tega Cay; Lancaster and Chester, SC; and Charlotte, NC - serving the entire Carolinas area. Showell has practiced bankruptcy law for 24 years and has developed a proficiency in the...
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May 11th, 2010 • by Showell • No Comments »
An exemption is a certain dollar amount of certain types of property that a borrower is allowed to keep when his creditors are suing him and trying to get their money, or when he files a bankruptcy. These amounts can be very important in determining whether you file bankruptcy, what will happen if you do, ......
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