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Oral Arguments Held on Applicable Commitment Period
Our office presented oral arguments in an above median, negative DMI chapter 13 (bankruptcy case no 10-38478). Briefs were simultaneously submitted to the Bankruptcy Court in February and Judge Perris held oral arguments March 16. At the conclusion of the hearing, … Continue reading
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Oral arguments held on Applicable Commitment Period and Projected Disposable Income
Our office presented oral arguments in an above median, negative DMI chapter 13 (bankruptcy case no 10-38478). Briefs were simultaneously submitted to the Bankruptcy Court in February and Judge Perris held oral arguments March 16. At the conclusion of the hearing, the … Continue reading
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Brian Turner was my attorney and he was helpful and friendly and was able to answer all my questions that I had. If I needed to get in touch with him, I was able to get a return call by … Continue reading
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To request an immediate evaluation, complete the form below and request a day or time that we can contact you by phone. An attorney will review the form and we will contact you at the time specified to ask a … Continue reading
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Will my garnishment stop when I file bankruptcy?
All wage garnishments except garnishments for current child or spousal support are stopped upon the filing of a chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy case. If the debt for which you are being garnished is discharged at the end of … Continue reading
Does bankruptcy discharge tax debts?
The rules regarding discharge of tax debts are somewhat complicated, but some older income tax debts can be eliminated in bankruptcy assuming the returns were filed on time and not filed fraudulently. This rule applies to debts for tax periods where … Continue reading
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Does bankruptcy stop foreclosure?
Yes, if a bankruptcy is filed before the date and time set for a foreclosure sale, the bankruptcy will at least temporarily stay the foreclosure proceeding on yourr property. Some homeowners facing foreclosure will file a chapter 13 bankruptcy case … Continue reading
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Am I going to lose my belongings when I file bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy law provides “exemptions”, a set of laws protecting certain categories of assets up to a specific value. The purpose of our exemption laws is to allow you to obtain a fresh start while retaining the items necessary for day … Continue reading
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What will happen at the bankruptcy hearing?
When you file bankruptcy, you are required to attend a hearing where a bankruptcy Trustee places you under oath and reviews your case. The Trustee is an official appointed by the Federal government to administrate your case for the benefit … Continue reading
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What will it cost to file bankruptcy?
Costs to file bankruptcy include attorney fees, court fees and credit counseling fees. Attorney fees vary depending on the type of bankruptcy being filed as well as the facts and circumstances of each case. To find out the approximate cost … Continue reading
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