A Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing will stop an eviction before the landlord receives an eviction judgment—and even afterward in a few states. If you want to stay in the property, you’ll need to pay your monthly rent and enter into … Continue reading →
People usually file for bankruptcy hoping that the court will wipe out (discharge) their debt so that they can get a fresh financial start. For bills like personal loans, medical bills, and credit card accounts, that’s precisely what happens. By … Continue reading →
Bankruptcy will get rid of many types of debt, but not necessarily all debt. Whether it will effectively wipe out your bills will depend on the kind of debt that you have and whether you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy … Continue reading →
Not only can you stop a foreclosure sale by filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, but the filing will give you time to catch up on your mortgage payments, too. However, if you’re in this situation, you’ll need to move fast. … Continue reading →
