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If you are overwhelmed by stacks of bills and cannot honestly cope with them, don't despair... more »

How to Complete a Means Test for Bankruptcy

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Recent changes to U.S. bankruptcy laws include the addition of a requirement that each debtor must complete a means test before filing for bankruptcy. The means test determines whether a person may be ineligible for bankruptcy, typically because ... more »

How to Complete a Means Test for Bankruptcy

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Recent changes to U.S. bankruptcy laws include the addition of a requirement that each debtor must complete a means test before filing for bankruptcy. The means test determines whether a person may be ineligible for bankruptcy, typically because ... more »

How to Consult With a Bankruptcy Attorney

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The first meeting with a bankruptcy attorney is called a consult. Many times, this service is provided free of charge. Preparation for the consult saves both the debtor and the attorney time, and makes the process of filing bankruptcy easier... more »

How to Convert a Chapter 7 to a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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The ability to convert a Chapter 7 bankruptcy to a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a viable option for most filers. The only time it is not an option is if the bankruptcy has previously been converted. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy involves repayment of part ... more »

How to Decide on a Second Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy allows an individual or a business to be relieved of the negative financial strains through a binding legal decision. When finances start a downward spiral, you need to decide on a plan and save what you can. A second bankruptcy is an ... more »

How to File a Proof of Claim With the Bankruptcy Court

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If you are the creditor of an individual filing for bankruptcy, you will need to file a proof of claim with the court if you desire to be paid. How you file a proof of claim can vary, depending on the chapter under which the bankruptcy was filed. ... more »

How to File for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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Chapter 13 bankruptcy is often known as bankruptcy for the working man. It allows the debtor to pay off part of the debts owed by creating a budget and allocating excess money to creditors. Filing for chapter 13 bankruptcy is fairly easy, but ... more »

How to Find Alternatives to Bankruptcy

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Filing for bankruptcy can make your life very difficult, since the black mark will stay on your credit report for about 7 years and will be seen by future creditors, landlords and even employers. Fortunately, there are alternatives to bankruptcy ... more »

How to Find Alternatives to Bankruptcy

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Filing for bankruptcy can make your life very difficult, since the black mark will stay on your credit report for about 7 years and will be seen by future creditors, landlords and even employers. Fortunately, there are alternatives to bankruptcy ... more »

How to How do I refinance my mortgage?

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Some simple, basic information about refinance a home mortgage to stave off foreclosure or even worse Bankruptcy... more »

How to How does Bankruptcy effect Child Support

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Bankruptcy and child support.. more »

How to Know When Debt Consolidation Is a Bad Idea

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If your bills are piling up you may be enticed to call one of those ads on TV which promise to lower your bills. There is a price and here is what it is... more »

How to Know When to File for Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy is intended to help debtors who are honest but cannot handle their debts, making it somewhat difficult to know when to file for bankruptcy. You may be facing debts that could be paid if you simply had additional time, or you could be ... more »

How to Know When to File for Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy is intended to help debtors who are honest but cannot handle their debts, making it somewhat difficult to know when to file for bankruptcy. You may be facing debts that could be paid if you simply had additional time, or you could be ... more »

How to Learn Bankruptcy Filing Procedures

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Unfortunately, bankruptcy is a necessary staple in the lives of many individuals. Mitigating circumstances sometimes make bankruptcy the only option, but one that does not hold the stigma of past years. However, with the changing bankruptcy laws ... more »

How to Meet the Documentation Requirements for Bankruptcy

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To file a petition for bankruptcy, you must meet a number of documentation requirements. You will need to gather these items before you file for bankruptcy. You may be required to provide further documentation to the court at a later date to back ... more »

How to Meet the Documentation Requirements for Bankruptcy

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To file a petition for bankruptcy, there are a number of documentation requirements that you must meet. You will need to gather these items before you file for bankruptcy. You may be required to provide further documentation to the court at a ... more »

How to Protect Assets in Bankruptcy

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U.S. bankruptcy law allows any debtor filing for bankruptcy to keep those assets considered necessary for a fresh start after the bankruptcy is complete. These assets are essentially exempt from bankruptcy proceedings. Furthermore, bankruptcy can ... more »

How to Put a Timeshare on a Bankruptcy

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When you include a timeshare in a bankruptcy filing, you can eliminate your monthly maintenance fees and loan payments. Timeshare units usually sell for a tiny fraction of the amount you paid. Surrendering your timeshare in a bankruptcy is one of ... more »

How to Refinance a Home During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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Debtors who have confirmed Chapter 13 bankruptcy plans do have the option to refinance their home. It is more complicated for them than for a person who hasn't filed for bankruptcy, but the option is there if needed. With the help of an attorney, ... more »

How to Reopen a Bankruptcy Case

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Although you may believe that you noted all creditors when completing your original bankruptcy filing, one may appear after your debts have been discharged, demanding payment. You will need to ask the court to reopen your case and amend your ... more »

How to Request a Hardship Discharge From Bankruptcy Court

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If you declare bankruptcy under Chapter 13, you will usually be expected to make payments over the course of 3 to 5 years in order to discharge all of your debts. However, you may be unable to complete your payment plan entirely and may need to ... more »

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