It is not necessary to have a job to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In fact, the filing of Chapter 7 is probably one of the few instances in your life where it helps to not be employed. When a Chapter 7 is filed, the debtor must show that they do not have enough income [...]
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Because of the fact that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy will normally take 36 months to 60 months to complete, it is a common occurrence that a debtor’s car will need to be replaced during the life of the Chapter 13 Plan. Generally speaking (and assuming you qualify for a car loan) the Court will approve [...]
The filing of a bankruptcy will stop a creditor from garnishing your wages. One of the benefits of filing a bankruptcy is that the bankruptcy “Stays” all collection proceedings. This means that during the bankruptcy a creditor cannot contact you about the debt, can’t sue you on the debt, or try to collect on the [...]
It is unlikely that someone will come out to your house to do an inspection when you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are only two practical reasons that the bankruptcy court would have a reason to send someone to inspect your property. »crosslinked«
