Bankruptcy Law Bankruptcy law is a broad area of the law that is broken down into two more specific areas: consumer bankruptcy and business bankruptcy. You have… → Read More
What’s the difference between chapter 7 and chapter 11 bankruptcy? Refusing to file for bankruptcy when needed may result in seizure of your assets. Click here to learn what option is best for your business situation. → Read More
Secured Debts in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy In Chapter 13, a debtor is generally entitled to keep his assets while repaying debts through a plan of reorganization. Amongst a debtor’s creditors there are different rights and priorities that affect the ownership of a debtor’s assets and the priority in which creditors get paid. Read further to learn more on how secured debt is handled in Chapter 13 bankruptcy. → Read More
West Virginia Bankruptcy Exemptions List of West Virginia bankruptcy exemptions and resources. → Read More
Missouri Bankruptcy Exemptions When filing for bankruptcy in Missouri, federal exemptions are not available. In this article, you will find a list of state exemptions available to debtors in Missouri. → Read More
Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Exemptions List of Pennsylvania bankruptcy exemptions and resources. → Read More
South Carolina Bankruptcy Exemptions List of South Carolina bankruptcy exemptions and resources. → Read More
California Bankruptcy Courts – Northern, Central, Eastern and Southern District Location information for California Bankruptcy Courts and links to their pages. → Read More
California Bankruptcy Exemptions’ System 1 California is the only state that has two sets of state exemptions. California System 1 allows a large homestead exemption and is therefore usually preferred by people who own their homes. → Read More
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