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Bankruptcy Facts


Bankruptcy in California - Misconceptions You Need to Know

Bankruptcy is a legal process that many people are not aware of enough. Though you might think you rightly know about bankruptcy, there are many misconceptions that the world has held onto. These misconceptions might be keeping you from filing or seeking help. You can evaluate the potential benefits of bankruptcy by clearing them. Here are some popular misconceptions that you need to know about bankruptcy to help clear things up.- You Lose All Your Assets The most common misconception is that you will be losing everything when you file for bankruptcy. It......

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What Happens if a Debtor Dies After Filing for Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is a difficult process for many to understand. It can be complicated to figure out what happens if the person filing passes away. Though it may be difficult to understand, it is not entirely impossible. Here, we will take a closer look at what happens to debt and bankruptcy after death. How Death and Bankruptcy Work in California? Generally, when a bankruptcy agreement is reached and is agreed upon by the court, it applies only to the person that filed and not to anyone that might be left behind when they pass.......

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Mistakes People Make When Filing for Bankruptcy in California

Bankruptcy is a difficult process for many to fathom and work through. There are so many facets, that it can be hard to determine what the next step is, and to go through the process and come out better on the other side. There are some common bankruptcy mistakes that filers tend to make that can affect the outcome. Using the Wrong Funds to Pay the Debt Though it might seem like a great idea to use a home equity loan or a retirement fund to pay down your debt, you should avoid......

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How Does Bankruptcy Work in California?

Bankruptcy is a process that most people fear and dread, though it can be life changing, it does not have to be life ending. Understanding how the bankruptcy process works, deciding to bankrupt, filing papers, allowing creditors to make claims and more, can help ease your mind and make the process easier to go through. Though it will always be challenging, the more information you are armed with, the better in terms of getting your life back on track after financial crisis. Can I Be Made Bankrupt? This is a question that gets......

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Filing BANKRUPTCY IN WODLAND HILLS

Bankruptcy is a fairly common practice that millions of people go through each and every year. With the help of a lawyer or a practiced legal hand you can get through your bankruptcy easily and you can come out on the other side with renewed hope and a clean slate. The process is rather complicated, but with the right steps and better understanding, anyone can do it. How Do I File Bankruptcy in Woodland Hills? Filing in a specific location makes a difference for a few reasons. First, if you are filing in......

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Bankruptcy Exemption in California

Bankruptcy is a very serious thing but it can help you to reset your life and get back to living a life that does not require you to try to pay back crippling debt. Filing for bankruptcy is a very serious thing and making sure you take the time to learn all that you can about bankruptcy. What are Bankruptcy Exemptions? A bankruptcy exemption is a law that was created to help protect your property in the course of a bankruptcy. This means things like your home, your car, and other property that......

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Bankruptcy Fraud - Chapter 7 & chapter 13

Filing bankruptcy can be a big relief to those who have become overwhelmed with bills or have faced difficult circumstances which have made it difficult to pay all of their debts according to the original agreements they made with their creditors. Bankruptcy can reorganize and even forgive many debts, and give the filer an opportunity to set the reset button on their finances. When you file bankruptcy, the process requires that you lay all your cards on the table. You have to be honest about what you have, and what you owe. This......

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Credit Card Debt & Bankruptcy

Credit cards help people achieve a lot of things. They can buy holiday gifts for multiple people, and give nicer gifts than they might otherwise be able to give if they had to save up to get them. At first, monthly payments might not seem so bad. But emergencies happen, and there is another charge. Payments go up. Interest rises. It can seem like the only way out is credit card bankruptcy. How to Get Rid of Credit Card Debt Through Bankruptcy? By the time most people start to consider bankruptcy for their......

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Financial uncertainty is something that millions of people are currently facing during the Coronavirus pandemic. Those families and individuals that were living paycheck to paycheck or doing a balancing act to stay ahead may have very well fallen behind on critical payments. While waiting for economic stimulus plans or other one time payments might help in the short term, we are currently dealing with a long term problem that does not look like it is going to ease up any time soon. This leaves groups of people that are out of work or......

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All about Mortgage Loan modification

Home-ownership is at an all-time high of 65.1%, but that rate is also linked to mounting mortgage costs. Americans hold an estimated $10 trillion in mortgage debt for a family residence. The average mortgage for first-time homeowners is $260,386, but the combined cost of the mortgage, utilities, and insurance can range upwards of $1,500. While the mortgage payment may be a stretch during “normal” circumstances, a financial difficulty can lead you with few options. It could be something as simple as a medical emergency, death or injury in the family, or a layoff.......

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