Frequently Asked Questions

Who can file for bankruptcy protection?

The simple answer is that almost all persons and businesses can file for bankruptcy protection. To be eligible to file a Chapter 13, you must have a regular source of income and have unsecured debts of less than $290,525.00, and secured debts of less than $871,550. Chapter 7 does not have such restrictions. We can help you determine which type bankruptcy protection best fits your needs.

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Chapter 7 Summary [Answer]

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Can I file bankruptcy with my spouse? [Answer]

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Will I still owe taxes after filing bankruptcy? [Answer]

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Can a bankruptcy filing stop creditors from suing me or calling on the telephone? [Answer]

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Can I file for bankruptcy protection if I own a business? [Answer]

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Chapter 13 Summary [Answer]

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If I file bankruptcy, can I keep my house or my car? [Answer]

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Does the "new" bankruptcy legislation mean that people can no longer file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? [Answer]

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How can I get more information? [Answer]

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What kind of bankruptcy protection is available? [Answer]

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