Practical Bankruptcy: Avoiding the Embarrassment of a “Preference”
Paying a certain favored creditor within the year before filing bankruptcy can cause major headaches. Here’s how to avoid them.
Practical Bankruptcy: Dealing with Collection Agents Who Say They Will Object to Your Bankruptcy
Most debts can be written off in bankruptcy. Collection agents who say otherwise about your debt are often wrong. Here’s how it works.
Practical Bankruptcy: Keeping Non-Exempt Assets through Chapter 13
Chapter 13 can be the best way to protect assets. All the more so if you are led there for other reasons, especially for “priority” debts.
Practical Bankruptcy: Keeping an Important Asset in Chapter 7 Even If It’s Not Exempt
You don’t necessarily need Chapter 13 to protect an exposed asset. The bankruptcy trustee in Chapter 7 is usually willing to do a deal.