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As of April 1st, the Chapter 13 debt limits have been increased - here's what you need to know about the most recent changes and the impacts they'll have.

Negotiating with creditors can sound like an intimidating process at first, but it's a tactic that could pay dividends. Here's what to keep in mind.

The limits of what can and cannot be discharged in bankruptcy can be a little complicated; how about back rent? Find out our analysis here.

The decision to file a separate bankruptcy can be one that makes sense, but if you're married, there may be other aspects to consider for your spouse.

The marijuana business is a growing one, especially in California - but due to its shaky legality, bankruptcy options for companies are a little limited.

Bankruptcy happens to many people every year and can be a long process - avoiding a second bankruptcy after the first is entirely doable. Here's how.

The new 199A regulations are bound to cause some confusion for many, particularly in regards to their personal businesses. Here's what to watch for.

American finances can be a tumultuous subject sometimes; we dissect some of the national trends in the financial areas of the country.

The holidays present an excellent opportunity to teach your kids good financial lessons that will stick with them for life. Here are just a few.

Dishonesty in the bankruptcy process can have serious negative impacts on your case and on your life. Bankruptcy fraud is a federal felony.