Chapter 7 bankruptcy

How is a Joint Account holder or authorized user impacted if I File bankruptcy

What Happens To an Authorized User Or Joint Account Holder in Bankruptcy?

If you are in financial trouble, you may be thinking about filing bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a tool that can help individuals eliminate their debt. There are two types of bankruptcy that individuals can file Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Both chapters of bankruptcy give individuals ways to get back on the right financial …

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What is Bankruptcy?

Most individuals ask “what is bankruptcy?” Many believe that bankruptcy is used when individuals make bad financial decisions. Although, yes that may be true, bankruptcy, is also a tool to help individuals get out of debt and start over.  There are many different reasons why individuals file bankruptcy.

Can I File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy to Get Rid Of Business Debt?

With the coronavirus pandemic going on, many business owners may be wondering how their business debts can be eliminated in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If you own a business, have debt, and can’t pay, filing bankruptcy can help you eliminate your personal liability. Keep in mind, however, that even if you are not personally liable for the debts, in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your business will still be liable for the debt. This is because the business is a sole proprietorship. 

Is Filing Bankruptcy a Good Decision?

If you are thinking about filing bankruptcy, you are probably struggling to pay your debts and are wondering if “filing bankruptcy is a good decision?” Filing bankruptcy can give you room to breathe and help get you out of a financial disaster. 

Debt Collectors Can Garnish Your Coronavirus Stimulus Checks

When signing the CARES Act into law, Congress left out protections for the most vulnerable individuals who are already in debt. Congress failed to provide any protection against debt collectors. Thus, individuals who owe money for past debts will be at risk to debt collectors looking to garnish their stimulus checks.