Creditors And 341 Meetings
At the meeting of creditors – more commonly called a “341 meeting” – the debtor meets with the Chapter 7 trustee assigned to his or
Considering Exempt And Non-Exempt Assets
Many people may file bankruptcy and not lose any assets in what Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees refer to as “no-asset” cases. The key to filing
Chapter 7 FAQ: What Is A Liquidation – What Will I Lose?
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy case is sometimes called a straight or liquidation bankruptcy since it provides a Chapter 7 discharge for debtors in return for
FAQ: What Can I Expect To Pay To File Bankruptcy?
Filing bankruptcy carries a financial cost. Of course, for most people with burdensome debt problems, not filing bankruptcy may carry greater financial costs. One of
Making A Chapter 13 Plan Work
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy case involves the reorganization of a debtor’s assets and liabilities through a Chapter 13 plan of repayment. Payments under this plan
How Important Are Deadlines?
This is a blog for those prospective bankruptcy debtors who may need to realize that meeting deadlines, among other requirements, is crucial for the success