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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Explained

By: Randolph Goldberg | 2010-03-27 | Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a repayment plan that usually takes 3 to 5 years. It is overseen by the Bankruptcy Court to make sure everyone (creditors and the debtor) play by the rules, and it allows you to pay your creditors back on terms that are favorable to you. read more

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

By: Les Foster | 2010-03-30 | Bankruptcy
This plan is sometimes referred to as an income-based or wage-earner's plan. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Evaluation gives the debtor the option of proposing a plan of repayment which will either extend or reduce the amount of any obligations and give him the chance to be discharged from any unsecured debts upon his completion of any and all payments. read more

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Basics

By: Andrew Stratton | 2011-04-19 | Article Marketing
If you are planning to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy you have probably already met with an attorney and decided that this is the best course of action for your current situation. The next step is navigat... read more

Chapter 13 Attorneys Fort Worth Answer Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

By: Sue McCrossin | 2010-09-30 | Law
The following article answers the most frequently asked questions about Chapter 13 Bankruptcy to help explain the process of filing a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy and the resulting consequences. Chapter 13 Attorneys in Fort Worth have the experience necessary to make Chapter 13 Bankruptcy understandable and attainable. read more

Chapter 13

By: Quinn Jackson | 2010-10-27 | Law
One of the most commonly filed chapters of bankruptcy is chapter thirteen. Chapter thirteen bankruptcy is a rehabilitation that gives the debtor a plan of payment who have a regular source of income. This enables the debtor to come up with a way to pay back all or at least a portion of their debt to the creditor. This is where chapter thirteen bankruptcy gets its other name, Wage Earner Bankruptcy. read more

Bankruptcy Options - Chapter 13 Filing

By: Wendy Polisi | 2010-03-27 | Bankruptcy
Recent laws have limited who can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection. For many people, especially professionals and people with gainful employment, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy might be the only option. read more

More Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Information

By: R.C. Bai | 2010-03-31 | Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is used by individuals for court protection when their debts are excessive and they want to keep some allowed assets. There are some myths being discussed in circles of conversations that need to be clarified. Read more to find out what they are. read more

Bankruptcy Options - Chapter 7 Or Chapter 13?

By: Steven Thomas | 2010-04-01 | Bankruptcy
What is the difference between Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Think Liquidation and Consolidation. read more

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy - An Overview

By: Nepolian Milton | 2011-03-29 | Law
Bankruptcy is the legal way that many individuals and businesses seek to opt for when they are unable to pay off their debts. It is not a desirable choice but sometimes, during grim economic phases, o... read more

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney - Benefits

By: Winston Jenkins | 2011-06-30 | Law
Has your home just went into a foreclosure? It's not rare that we find people lagging behind in paying their bills. In fact foreclosure becomes more certain when someone has mortgaged one's home. When you had taken the loan you might have been in a position to pay it back. But circumstances do change and right now you might not be in a position to pay back your debts. Even though your creditor might be understanding, but after a while even they start to lose patience. And that is when... read more

Chapter 7 Vs. Chapter 13

By: Jason Fadien | 2010-11-01 | Personal Finance
Understanding the difference between a Chapter 7 and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing is very important. If you are unsure or unfamiliar with the two main chapters then you can solicit the help of a Waukegan bankruptcy attorney. read more

Chapter 7 Petition Bankruptcy Explained

By: Andrew Sarski | 2010-03-30 | Bankruptcy
When someone needs to file for bankruptcy protection, he or she needs to make one initial decision-the type of bankruptcy that should be filed that's right for the situation. There are choices for the consumer, namely petitions under either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. read more

Chapter 13 Checklist

By: Jason Fadien | 2010-10-15 | Personal Finance
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is commonly known as the "Wage Earner's Plan" or "Organizational Bankruptcy". As the name implies, some or all debts will have to be repaid albeit under the direction and protection of the bankruptcy court. read more

Chapter 13 Versus Non-Bankruptcy Repayment Plans

By: Jason Rodriguez | 2010-03-31 | Bankruptcy
Most people think that bankruptcy is the last option you should ever consider, and many will avoid it like the plague. Obviously, your decision will depend on a number of factors, and bankruptcy should never be taken lightly. However, there are some advantages to a Chapter 13 bankruptcy versus non-bankruptcy repayment plans. read more

Avoid Foreclosure by Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

By: Billings Farnsworth | 2010-04-02 | Bankruptcy
Homeowners facing foreclosure may have a lifeline to help save their home by filing Chapter 13 personal bankruptcy. Chapter 13 is a repayment program designed to help homeowners retain their home while catching up on missed mortgage payments. One criterion for qualification is to have a steady income. read more