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.
Reaffirmation Agreements in Bankruptcy | 6 Key Things to Know
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2022 California Exemptions Increase
A 2022 California exemption hike was signed into law yesterday which protects cars, homes, cash, and more in bankruptcy.
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.
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.
Zoom Court Hearings: 5 Great Tips to Ace Zoom / Telephonic 341a
5 Tricks for Zoom Court Hearings or Telephonic 341a An attorney’s list of dos and don’ts for Zoom court hearings […]
Bankruptcy and Liens – 3 Things You Need to Know
Bankruptcy and liens cause confusion and frustration. Why do liens survive bankruptcy sometimes. What about judgment liens. An attorney explains.
Bankruptcy and Cars | Ultimate Guide to Car Loans and Repos
There’s confusion about if you can keep your cars in a bankruptcy, or if filing can help catch up on late payments. Like most things in law, it depends.
Frequently Asked BK Questions | The Decisive Bankruptcy FAQ
Frequently Asked Bankruptcy Questions The Decisive 7 / 13 Bankruptcy FAQ We need a bankruptcy FAQ. Why? Because nothing is […]
Student Loans Bankruptcy – Discharging to Overcome 523
Most unsecured debt is discharged in bankruptcy. 11 USC 523(a)(8) gives us an exception. Student loans, generally, are not dischargeable. But there’s hope.
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