When you file bankruptcy you will list all of your assets, meaning everything you own. This includes your jewelry.
When you file bankruptcy, you will list all of your assets- this includes assets you currently have or are entitled to in the future (think inheritances or causes of action).
If you are in a chapter 13 bankruptcy or preparing to file one, you may have heard the term “step up” used by your attorney or the trustee of your case. A step up is when your payments are stepping up in amount, for one reason or another. These are typically set dates where the payment will go up, due to some triggering event.
When you file bankruptcy, you will list all of your assets and debts, including assets that you are wanting to keep, like vehicles and mortgages. Although you list the assets and the creditors, you can keep paying on the debts, if you want to keep the property they are secured to.
When you file bankruptcy, you may be worried about big purchases after the filing. Will it hinder your case? Will the asset be involved in the case? Do you need court permission to spend money? This blog will explore answers to these questions and more.
When you file bankruptcy your income will help in determining which chapter you qualify for. You and your attorney will look at both the means test and disposable income.
If you are either in a filed bankruptcy or are thinking of filing, you may be wondering what impact bankruptcy will have on your bank accounts. The answer, it depends. It depends on several factors, where you bank at, if you owe that bank funds, and whether the account is negative.
When you speak with an attorney about filing bankruptcy, the attorney is going to ask you what types of debts you have and if you have secured or unsecured creditors.
When filing bankruptcy, you usually receive your discharge, and your case closes. But what happens if you find out your case is being reopened or you need to reopen it?
When you file bankruptcy any party in interest to your case has the right to object. This blog will focus on objections in chapter 13 cases.
Bankruptcy isn’t a one-size-fits-all type of law practice; while this list will provide common reasons, there can be various other reasons why you may choose to file. If you have questions about bankruptcy or are wondering if you would benefit from filing, contact an attorney to schedule a consultation.
Deciding whether you should file bankruptcy can be scary, stressful, and leave you feeling uncertain. When you file, you want an attorney who stands out and will be with you during the case. This blog will explore reasons why the attorneys at LifeBack Law stand out.
Filing bankruptcy may have you thinking of your budget and what you spend on certain categories monthly or yearly. One of those categories may be your “fun” money or entertainment budget. It can be hard to find fun things to do, that are cheap or free. This blog explores ideas for free or cheap things you and your family can do, during bankruptcy.
Whether you are looking into filing bankruptcy or have done so, you may have heard filing bankruptcy will not discharge your student loans. While most student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy, there is a second step you can take during your case to determine whether your student loans are dischargeable in whole or in part. This step is called an adversary proceeding.
At LifeBack Law, we strive to communicate promptly and leave no client feeling unheard. We make sure the client is informed during their case, is responded to, and, more importantly, is listened to.
If you own your home, you may have reached a point where you are considering selling. If you are in active bankruptcy or your case has closed, you may have questions about when you can sell, if the equity in your home belongs to the bankruptcy estate, and whether you need to do anything additional to sell. This blog will explore answers to these questions and more.
When you file bankruptcy you will list all of your assets, meaning everything you own. This...
When you file bankruptcy, you will list all of your assets- this includes assets you currently have...
If you are in a chapter 13 bankruptcy or preparing to file one, you may have heard the term “step...
When you file bankruptcy, you will list all of your assets and debts, including assets that you are...
When you file bankruptcy, you may be worried about big purchases after the filing. Will it hinder...
When you file bankruptcy your income will help in determining which chapter you qualify for. You...
If you are either in a filed bankruptcy or are thinking of filing, you may be wondering what impact...
When you speak with an attorney about filing bankruptcy, the attorney is going to ask you what...
When filing bankruptcy, you usually receive your discharge, and your case closes. But what happens...
When you file bankruptcy any party in interest to your case has the right to object. This blog will...
Bankruptcy isn’t a one-size-fits-all type of law practice; while this list will provide common...
Deciding whether you should file bankruptcy can be scary, stressful, and leave you feeling...
Filing bankruptcy may have you thinking of your budget and what you spend on certain categories...
Whether you are looking into filing bankruptcy or have done so, you may have heard filing...
At LifeBack Law, we strive to communicate promptly and leave no client feeling unheard. We make...
If you own your home, you may have reached a point where you are considering selling. If you are in...
