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I’m often asked what happens to your home after the foreclosure is stopped? There are usually two options: Option One: A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Buys You Some Time. It’s a Temporary Relief but Sometimes – All You Need. A Chapter 7 “straight bankruptcy,” is...
If your family income is more than the “median family income,” you may still be able to file under Chapter 7. The “median family income” within a particular state is the dollar amount at which half of the families in that state make less, and half make more than that...
Whether you are a business or individual your bankruptcy case becomes much more difficult if, and when, you have an aggressive creditor. Many creditors accept the fact that when you file bankruptcy, you are doing so for good reasons and not for fraud...
Bankruptcy may still be an option even if you cannot discharge the debt. The most obvious example are taxes. Taxes are an all too painful reality for most of us. We withhold our taxes from our wages but sometimes it’s not enough. We pay and continue to pay,...
How to Cramdown Secured Debt in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy of Assets Other than Your Home or Vehicle in Riverside or Orange County. Do you have a secured creditor, i.e. one in which has rights to collateral? Your obligation to pay a secured creditor is secured by the...