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What are the chances of renting a house during bankruptcy?
It is entirely possible to rent a house during your bankruptcy proceedings, but there are certain steps that you can take to maximize your chances of doing so. For instance, you might … more
What should be included in a letter of explanation of bankruptcy?
If you apply for credit or a loan following a bankruptcy discharge, the lender may request that you provide a letter of explanation of bankruptcy, which is simply your written statement … more
How do I make a motion for judgment to be marked as satisfied in bankruptcy court?
The only way to remove a judgment against you in court records is to either pay off, or satisfy, the judgment, or to have the judgment discharged through bankruptcy proceedings. Even once … more

Free Consultations: Important for Bankruptcy Cases
If you are looking to hire a bankruptcy attorney then you have likely seen multiple ads that all claim to provide prospective clients with free legal consultations. However, the word consultation means different things to different attorneys and it is, therefore, important to understand what your free bankruptcy consultation will be before you agree to it. Why is a Free Bankruptcy … more
What are the Basics of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
With recent changes in bankruptcy law, more and more people are finding themselves ineligible for traditional Chapter 7 bankruptcy, or liquidation; as a result, the trend is toward more Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings. By filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you are essentially entering into a repayment plan that permits you to repay all or a portion of your debts over a certain time … more

How To File for Bankruptcy Under Chapter 7
Various federal bankruptcy laws allows persons in extreme amounts of debt to get a "fresh financial start" by either reducing the amount of debt required to be repaid or extending the time period in which it must be paid. Chapter 7 is the chapter of the bankruptcy governing liquidation of assets and discharge of debts. Below is a summary of the basic process for … more