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Missouri Improves Bankruptcy Exemptions
Exemptions are the laws that tell us how much property you can protect in the bankruptcy process. Recently those laws have been improved for Missouri and former Missouri filers. ... Read full article
How To Avoid Bankruptcy (Not)!
Bankruptcy and the Unknown Asset
Can I keep a credit card out of my bankruptcy?
Getting Your Chapter 13 Discharged
Budgeting After Bankruptcy (Part Two)
Separated But Not Divorced: Community Property Surprise
Massachusetts Protections of Cash Value Life Insurance
The Massachusetts laws protecting cash value life insurance might as well be written in Middle English. They simply cannot be understood by any except the most persistent of us. Lucky for us, some recent court decisions help us find our way. ... Read full article
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Filing Fee to Increase November 1
Attorney’s Fees Awarded in a State Court Support Proceding: Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?
Non-Compete Agreements: Dischargeable in Bankruptcy, or Albatross Around Debtor’s Neck?
Rules for Cold-Calling Prospective Bankruptcy Attorneys
Inspired by a Popehat post regarding cold-calling attorneys in general , I decided to rant a bit about cold-calling bankruptcy attorneys, and in particular the persistent requests I get to (1) answer “general” bankruptcy questions “real quick” on the ... Read full article
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works in Topeka
How to Get Bankruptcy Docket Information Without a Computer
Bankruptcy courts across the country have implemented a new automated telephone system for providing free basic case information to callers called McVCIS (Multi-Court Voice Case Information System). ... Read full article
Beware Of Bankruptcy Scams
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Plan Payments Can be Lowered if Your Income Decreases
When a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan gets confirmed by the Bankruptcy Court, the monthly payments you are supposed to pay to the trustee are set by the confirmation order. But they are not always set in stone. ... Read full article
Friends & Family Cosigned For You? A Bankruptcy Trap for the Unwary.
Having a co-signer is a good way to get more credit. It’s a special issue when you are filing bankruptcy, though. There are a lot of ways to address these debts but you have to be careful. ... Read full article
How to Value Personal Property on your Bankruptcy Schedules
You get what you pay for with cheap bankruptcy advice.
C. C. Chapman is a big shot in the world of marketing and motivational speaking. He sells advice, not bankruptcy advice, he talks and people listen. He tells people what he knows and he does it at events big and small. For the right price, he is the ... Read full article