Declaring bankruptcy is never an easy decision to make, but sometimes it’s the only path available to regain financial control when you find yourself in a hole. We offer the latest new in bankruptcy regulation, plus give you helpful advice on how you can (and can’t) use bankruptcy to get out of debt so you can finally move forward again.
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A financial disaster will hurt your credit. But if you move here and avoid there, you’ll have a better chance of getting back on track.
Learn how you should file for personal bankruptcy when you can’t afford debt and other relief options won’t help.
Learn how Chapter 11 bankruptcy works for businesses and individuals so you can decide if it’s the right choice for you and you need to restructure.
A financial disaster will hurt your credit. Move here, avoid there, and you’ll get back on track.
If you need to enroll in bankruptcy counseling in order to fulfill the requirement for filing, we can connect you with approved counseling providers who can also provide resources to help you file and to recover quickly once your filing is complete.
When you cosign a debt, you take on the obligation to repay if the main debtors can’t. But what happens if the borrower files for bankruptcy?
Both IRS and state tax debt can be discharged during bankruptcy, but the amount you end up paying depends on your financial situation and the chapter you file.
We help you weigh the advantages and disadvantages of filing for bankruptcy so you can decide if it’s the right choice for your situation.
You may be hoping for a quick and easy exit, but completing your bankruptcy filing could take up to five years if you go through Chapter 13.
By law, you don’t need a lawyer to file for bankruptcy – either personal or business – but there are some key points to note before you go pro se.
If you’ve filed for bankruptcy in the past and need to file again, learn how much time needs to pass before your debts can be discharged by the courts again.
Find up-to-date statistics about how personal bankruptcy affects consumers in the U.S. We also provide some business bankruptcy statistics, too.
The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act sets the process when consumers file for personal bankruptcy. Learn more about your rights.
When you file for bankruptcy, the last thing you want to have in uncertainty about what’s going to happen. That’s why it’s so important to be informed and find the answers you need to answer your most pressing questions about bankruptcy. That way, you’re not faced with so much fear of the unknown that often […]
We give you five tips for how to repair your credit effectively after you go through personal bankruptcy to get you on the road to better credit.
Filing for Chapter 7 allows you to hit the financial reset button by liquidating your assets to erase your outstanding debts. Here’s how it works.
Find the financing you need even with rock-bottom bad credit caused by bankruptcy. You might think that if your credit is scraping-the-bottom-of-the-credit-score-barrel-bad because of bankruptcy that there’s no way you’ll ever find someone who will approve financing for you – whether it’s a credit card or a loan. Silly consumer with your conservative lending logic. […]
Who wants to wait around 7-10 years for a bankruptcy penalty to expire? Learn how to rebuild your credit quickly after you complete your filing.
If you’re looking for a way to save your home and avoid foreclosure, filing for bankruptcy could be the right move for you.
Save your assets from liquidation, and settle your debts to get a clean slate.
Understand what the bankruptcy “means test” really means for your ability to file successfully for personal bankruptcy in the U.S.
Setting the right expectations about bankruptcy so you know what to expect once you light the fuse to clean your financial slate.
