Bankruptcy can get rid of various types of debts. Each one is treated differently in bankruptcy. We see many types of debts. If you’re here researching a bankruptcy, you likely have one or more. Read on, then let us help.
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Wage Garnishment – I Found My Wages Garnished
Wage garnishment leaves you very little time to act before your paycheck gets hit. They can take up to 25% of your takehome pay, and you need to act fast.
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Credit Card Debt and Bankruptcy
Credit card debt is the most common type of debt people like you have and carry. It is typically discharged in a bankruptcy, with a few exceptions.
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Creditor Harassment
Creditor harassment is usually one of the biggest factors that can push someone to finally file bankruptcy, because once filed, you're protected immediately.
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Bankruptcy House Information
Bankruptcy and your home. Houses can often be protected; other times bankruptcy can help you catch up on lates. Read more bankruptcy house info.
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Car Repossession Law
Car repossession is one of the types of debt that filing bankruptcy helps with. Not the repo itself, but the aftermath with the deficiency balance.
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Student Loans & Bankruptcy: What to Know
Student loans and bankruptcy: Generally, student loans are not dischargeable under any chapter of the Bankruptcy Code. There are some ways it can help.
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Tax debt and bankruptcy
Tax debt and bankruptcy: can taxes get discharged in bankruptcy? Sometimes, and other times, you can get a payment plan to repay them and finally be free.
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Lawsuits and Bankruptcy
Can bankruptcy stop a lawsuit? Once you've been hit with a lawsuit summons, it's time to understand the play between lawsuits, bankruptcy, and judgments.
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Business Bankruptcy
What is a business bankruptcy, and can businesses even file bankruptcy? Yes, and it's where corporations or other entities file a case and obtain a discharge.
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