Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is a bankruptcy that restructures your existing debt, often due to an individual making too much to file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
Read More About Chapter 13 bankruptcyChapter 7 Bankruptcy is a bankruptcy that wipes away most of your unsecured debt. Student loans generally will not be discharged from bankruptcy.
Read more about chapter 13 bankruptcy vs. chapter 7 bankruptcyBankruptcy can be a great way to get a fresh start when your debt has become unaffordable due to financial hardship. Bankruptcy is for those who have a strong desire to pay their bills, but may not have the ability to pay those bills.
Read storyYes, you can file bankruptcy while unemployed with no job, but please note that your unemployment income does count as income for the bankruptcy means test.
Read storyThe United States Bankruptcy Code does not require people to hire a bankruptcy lawyer to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. Cases filed by individuals without attorneys are referred to as “pro se” filings.
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