Bankruptcy Blogs
One of the cornerstones of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing is the proposed repayment plan. This repayment plan typically lasts for three to five…
Consumer debt has risen five percent from last year, with the average U.S. household owing $15,480 in credit card debt alone – not counting…
One of the primary concerns people have about filing for bankruptcy is whether they will be allowed to keep their assets, such as their vehicles.…
There are many requirements you must meet for your bankruptcy petition to gain the approval of the court. Fortunately, when you work with an attorney…
For millions of Americans, Social Security is a vital source of income. However, Social Security alone is often not enough for people to live…
Once you miss a payment, your creditors will start calling you and demanding money. If you don’t have the money, however, repaying your creditors…
If you have an income that is greater than the Illinois median for a household of your size, you may be eligible to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy.…
Bankruptcy is a perfectly legal and honest means of emerging from insurmountable debt. Even so, many people feel embarrassed by bankruptcy, and want…
The most commonly utilized types of bankruptcy include Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter 7 is known as a liquidation bankruptcy. If you choose this…
For the everyday consumer, bankruptcy offers an opportunity to rebuild finances and start fresh. Bankruptcy itself has a long history. In its modern…