You Can Still Eliminate Credit Card Debts and Some Taxes in Bankruptcy With No Repayment

February 19th, 2010

Credit card debts and certain taxes can still be eliminated (discharged) in Chapter 7 bankruptcy with no repayment. The new bankruptcy laws did not alter the law the way most people think.
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Does Issuing a Winding Up Petition Give Me Priority For Debt Repayment?

January 21st, 2010

Business and individuals who are owed money by companies are increasingly opting to issue winding up petitions as a method of collecting their debts. However, this strategy is not without risks. What are the potential benefits of pursuing this, will it mean I get preferential treatment as a creditor?
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Bankruptcy Options – Chapter 13 Repayment Plans

August 6th, 2009

Filing of a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy may be the answer for those debtors who need time to pay off certain debts and who have a steady income stream sufficient to meet the standards of such a filing. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy allows a debtor to repay his debts out of his income rather than by selling [...]

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