When you have filed and received a discharge in a prior chapter 7 or chapter 13, timing matters if you want to receive a discharge in a new case.
In bankruptcy there are certain exemptions you can choose from. These exemptions are what protect your assets from liquidation and asset seizure.
During the three to five years of a chapter 13 bankruptcy your life will likely change. Whether it is because of finances, relationships, property, or your health. That is why chapter 13 bankruptcy plans can ebb and flow with you.
You may have heard the words disposable income come up when you have researched bankruptcy. Disposable income is what is left after you take your income and minus all reasonable and necessary expenses. In terms of bankruptcy, what does it actually mean and can it impact you?
As a refresher, the 341 meeting or meeting of creditors, is a 5-to-10-minute hearing, where the bankruptcy trustee for your case asks you questions. Typically, these questions are yes or no response and are used to verify the information in your case.
When you have filed and received a bankruptcy discharge in a prior chapter 7 or chapter 13 in Minnesota, timing matters if you want to receive a discharge in a new bankruptcy case.
Read on for the time restraints on filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 after a previous bankruptcy. Take note that the times are different depending on which chapter, chapter 7 or chapter 13, you previously filed.
Whether there is a minimum debt requirement to file bankruptcy is a common question. The answer is no, there is no legally defined minimum amount of debt you need to file either a chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Maybe chapter 13 has been mentioned to you or maybe you googled it. You know that a chapter 13 is different than a chapter 7, but how does it really work?
Your location is important in a bankruptcy, because it will determine the district you file in and applicable exemptions.
The Means Test is used to determine whether your income will allow you to file a chapter 7 bankruptcy.
When you have filed and received a discharge in a prior chapter 7 or chapter 13, timing matters if...
In bankruptcy there are certain exemptions you can choose from. These exemptions are what protect...
During the three to five years of a chapter 13 bankruptcy your life will likely change. Whether it...
You may have heard the words disposable income come up when you have researched bankruptcy....
As a refresher, the 341 meeting or meeting of creditors, is a 5-to-10-minute hearing, where the...
When you have filed and received a bankruptcy discharge in a prior chapter 7 or chapter 13 in...
Whether there is a minimum debt requirement to file bankruptcy is a common question. The answer is...
Maybe chapter 13 has been mentioned to you or maybe you googled it. You know that a chapter 13 is...
Your location is important in a bankruptcy, because it will determine the district you file in and...
The Means Test is used to determine whether your income will allow you to file a chapter 7...
