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Bankruptcy is your right as an American—the right to start over and try again.  Some people need this opportunity because they lost their job, got injured or sick, or maybe got caught up in keeping up with the Joneses.  No matter what caused you to get to this point, we will help provide you with relief and peace of mind by helping you assert your rights as an American under the Federal Bankruptcy Code.  Everyone deserves a second chance—contact us right now for a 100% Fast and Free Evaluation to get started on your second chance!

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Chapter 7 bankruptcy is what is known as a “total liquidation” because it states, in its most simplistic form, that you have no assets and that all your qualified debt should be erased.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is where you have assets, like a home, and need some of that debt erased and the rest of it restructured over a period of years so that you may keep your home and the equity you may have in it.

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Can I Buy A Car if I File for Bankruptcy?

Posted by bankrupt - June 7, 2013 - Bankruptcy Help, Life After Bankruptcy
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When people enter bankruptcy, their lives temporarily change. That does not mean that life stops moving forward. In fact, many people find themselves needing to make large purchases while in bankruptcy. Yes, you can buy a car if you file for bankruptcy! Is this recommended or even possible? The answers might be surprising and they [...]

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Bankruptcy Can Stop the Foreclosure Process

Posted by bankrupt - June 2, 2013 - Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Foreclosure in Bankruptcy
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Anyone who needs foreclosure help can benefit from professional advice. In some cases, this advice may come from a bankruptcy lawyer. Depending on the financial situation of the homeowner and the number of days the mortgage is past-due, bankruptcy may enable a homeowner to prevent foreclosure. This is a welcome relief because once the foreclosure [...]

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What Property Can I Keep in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Posted by bankrupt - May 18, 2013 - Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Property in Bankruptcy
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy erases debt and provides a clean slate but it requires consumers to forfeit some assets. A bankruptcy trustee sells these to repay covered debts and the remaining debt balances are discharged. Though the prospect of losing assets may seem scary some property is excluded from liquidation. If Chapter 7 bankruptcy is in [...]

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Can I File Bankruptcy During Divorce?

Posted by bankrupt - May 10, 2013 - Bankruptcy and Divorce, Bankruptcy Help
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Divorce involves division of finances and the outcome forces many couples into divorce. By timing bankruptcy and divorce filings correctly, couples can reduce the cost and complexity of their divorces and bankruptcies. Whether to file bankruptcy during divorce or before or after it is determined by the amount of property and debt, state of residence, [...]

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