If you fail to pay taxes on your earned income to the Federal or state government, you incur tax debt. Unpaid tax debt can result in the individual facing harsh penalties from the IRS or even jail time. If you are unable to bear the burden of your incurred tax debt, could declaring bankruptcy help …
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In the majority of cases, your retirement accounts are legally protected from creditors during a bankruptcy case. Read to know how retirement accounts are exempt in bankruptcy cases and what the limitations are.
A 341 Meeting may sound unnerving for first time goers. However, the process itself is fairly routine and quick. Here in this article, we give a detailed overview of what to expect at a 341 meeting.
Before you consider filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy in Texas, here are three important things you should be aware about.
Provided that the risk of auction cannot be avoided, filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy before foreclosure is often better and can bring with it a host of advantages. Read the blog to learn more.
If you are struggling with managing your student debt, you may wish to file for bankruptcy. However, there are 5 things you should know before declaring bankruptcy on student loans.
If you find yourself unlucky enough to be a victim of a collector’s claim, don’t panic! Here are 5 steps to take in case of a debt collection lawsuit.
In this article we discuss the main features and differences between the two and whether you should avail Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 for discharging your debt. If you are ever unlucky enough to get yourself in a situation of unplayable debt then filing for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be your …
