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Do you have to fully repay your debts in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy?

There are several different kinds of personal bankruptcy available. If you own significant personal property or have an above-average income, then Chapter 7 or liquidation bankruptcy may not be the best option for you. Chapter 7 bankruptcy would require that you sell off some of your assets to discharge your debts, and there are strict

New bill could help Alabama residents crush student loan debt

Going to college represents a step on the ladder to a lucrative corporate career or becoming a business owner for many Alabama residents. They felt that taking out student loans to complete their education was the right move because they expected to find a well-paying job after graduating. Unfortunately, life does not always work out

Can creditors stop a discharge of your debts in bankruptcy?

Some people’s debts reach such a high level that they can’t envision paying them off within a reasonable amount of time, if ever. Those who find themselves in that situation often have to endure non-stop calls from creditors. Foreclosure proceedings, repossessions and other aggressive collection efforts may get underway as well. Debt collectors are legally

You have to act quickly to protect a vehicle from repossession

Financing a vehicle purchase is a common practice. Most Americans don’t have enough in their savings accounts to simply buy a new vehicle after a car accident or when their older vehicle develops mechanical issues. Many people trade in their existing vehicle and finance the purchase of their next vehicle. Accessible financing means you won’t

The relationship between health, debt and bankruptcy

Sometimes we find ourselves in a negative downward spiral. Financial problems can lead to health problems, and health problems can then lead to more financial problems. Every situation is unique, but bankruptcy has been a solution that has brought financial relief for many caught in this situation. A study by the National Institute for Health

Is it possible to discharge your tax debt if you file for bankruptcy?

Any number of things can contribute to overwhelming debt that leads people to file for bankruptcy. Medical bills are often a factor. So are credit card bills, student loans and just the cost of living exceeding income. What if part of the reason you’re underwater is tax debt?  Can tax debt be discharged in bankruptcy?

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