Bankruptcy - Page 5

The meeting of creditors is one of the anticipated parts of any bankruptcy case; here's what you need to know to be prepared for one.

At its most basic form, a chapter 13 hardship discharge is a way to discharge remaining unsecured debts after a payment plan. Here's what you need to know.

Because they're needed, it's no surprise people have dozens of questions about cars and bankruptcy when underoing the process. Here's what you need to know.

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.

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.

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.

Understand how an inheritance can impact your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case in California and learn about necessary exemptions.

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

The rules for filing that second bankruptcy are a little different than the first time around. Learn the rules on filing two bankruptcies in LA.

By sending a debt validation letter in California to a debt collector, you force the collector to cease all collection activity until it validates the debt.

About 1 in 3 Americans has had a debt turned over to collections. That’s 77 million people, many of whom have been arrested and sent to jail for their debt. This crisis impacts black and Latino communities the most, the ACLU says, because of longstanding gaps in poverty and wealth.