BANKRUPTCY VIDEOS
- Introduction to Bankruptcy
- Types of Bankruptcy
- Limits of Bankruptcy
- Filing for Bankruptcy
- Meeting of Creditors
- Bankruptcy Court Hearings
- The Bankruptcy Discharge
- The New Bankruptcy Law
- The Credit Damage Myth
- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Explained
- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Explained
Blog
- Will Filing Bankruptcy, Cause Me To Lose My Recreational Vehicle(s)?
- Am I Better Off Trying to Work with a Credit Counseling Agency?
- Will I Loos My Retirement Account If I File Bankruptcy?
- Will Filing Bankruptcy Ruin My Credit?
- Will The Bankruptcy Trustee Take All My Belongings?
Assuming you own the recreational vehicle free and clear or have substantial equity in it, the answer as to whether you will be able to keep it depends... Read more
Honestly, I cannot think of any situation where working with a credit counseling agency would be better than filing bankruptcy. I would suggest pursuing... Read more
In nearly all bankruptcy cases, you will not lose your retirement account. The bankruptcy code specifically provides certain exemptions. These bankruptcy... Read more
The truth is, if you are contemplating filing bankruptcy, the chances are your credit has already been ruined. Bankruptcy will negatively affect your... Read more
The answer to this is absolutely not. The government views bankruptcy as a way to give citizens a fresh start. It does this by eliminating debt legally... Read more
How Bankruptcy Law Protects You
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Bankruptcy can provide you with foreclosure or mortgage relief without “waiting for approval.” All you have to do is file your bankruptcy petition and the Bankruptcy Laws go into affect, forcing your creditor to stop a foreclosure sale and depending on which chapter you file under, Chapter 7 or 13, you can force the bank to accept your arrearage payments over the course of time, usually over 60 months.