Frequently Asked Questions

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

Generally, an individual who files for bankruptcy protection may claim exemptions in certain types of property or assets. The law is very complicated and your circumstances require careful examination. Whether you can keep your property is a question that can only be answered by experienced attorney reviewing the facts of your particular situation.

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