A 2022 California exemption hike was signed into law yesterday which protects cars, homes, cash, and more in bankruptcy.
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Tajima BAP: Courts, Explain Yourselves
Tajima is a recent Chapter 13 bankruptcy in L.A. which was confirmed over a creditor’s objection, and then appealed. Here is what the panel said, and why.
341a Meeting of Creditors | Preparing to Nail the 341 (2022)
341a Meeting of Creditors | Preparing to Nail the 341 Generally The 341a Meeting of Creditors (sometimes called 341 meeting […]
4 Limits to the California Homestead Exemption To Know
The new California homestead bankruptcy exemption is generous. Here are 4 key limits to it that could blow the whole thing up in your case.
Fresh Start Through Bankruptcy Act 2021: Big Student Loan Reform
Fresh Start Through Bankruptcy Act of 2021 or S2598 Fresh Start bill is legislation that would provide student loan reform in bankruptcy.
California Homestead Exemption Now Higher – Save Your Home
New California homestead exemption no longer is a set dollar amount. It’s a higher figure tied to where you live. Careful: it can be lost, risking your home.
Reaffirmation Agreements in Bankruptcy | 6 Key Things to Know
Reaffirmation agreements in bankruptcy are where you agree to keep a debt. Or, you vow to keep an obligation where you otherwise you don’t need to.
Need for Student Loan Reform Now | 2021 Bankruptcy Reform Hope
Need for Student Loan Reform Now 2021 update: Student loan reform may be coming with the Fresh Start Through Bankruptcy […]
LendingTree Study on Credit Shows FICO Scores Can Go Up After Bankruptcy
Credit After Bankruptcy Study Study: It’s possible that bankruptcy can actually help your credit score LendingTree says with a credit […]
Taxes and Bankruptcy | Force the IRS to Take Your Payments
Like most debts types, back taxes can turn into major problems. Can IRS tax debt be discharged in bankruptcy? Not usually. But in rare situations.
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