For example, most people who file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy do not lose their homes, vehicles, clothing furnishings, pensions, 401ks, or yard items. Now look, if you own a 100k condo in Florida and you own it debt free-- that is going to be a problem. But for the majority of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy filers in St. Cloud, Minnesota there are no problems. You keep all your assets and lose all your debt.
Now while we say you lose all your debt we really mean you lose all your “dischargeable” debt. We all know that certain debts in bankruptcy are not dischargeable. Debts like child support and alimony never go away in bankruptcy. Debts like taxes and student loans do not get discharged unless you meet very limited exceptions. So if you have 75k in credit card debt, your liability on all of this debt gets wiped out, tax free, forever. Slick right? We think so too.
One final caveat about a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Chapter 7 trustees are able to avoid certain payments to creditors before filing bankruptcy and certain transfers you have made prior to bankruptcy as well. As always, make sure you get qualify bankruptcy advice from a competent Minnesota bankruptcy law firm.
When the time is right, or when you are ready, reach out to Minnesota’s LARGEST bankruptcy law firm by going now to www.kainscott.com. You will be so glad you did!