Filing for bankruptcy won’t magically solve all of your money problems. What it can do, however, is reduce some of your hardships. When it comes to your overdue tax burdens, you may get some relief. Does bankruptcy clear tax debt? Here’s what to know about the complex rules and why you might need legal help. […]
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Filing for bankruptcy can be expensive. Hiring an attorney and paying court filing fees can cost you anywhere from hundreds to several thousand dollars. When you’re in tough financial shape, this added cost can seem stressful…and even impossible. Don’t fear: you have options. Here is a breakdown of what bankruptcy costs and how to afford […]
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Summary: If you are married and considering bankruptcy, this guide will help you decide between a joint or separate filing. Making the decision to file for bankruptcy can be both difficult and confusing. Each situation is unique; there is no standard solution for handling delicate financial matters like bankruptcy. For married couples, the decision to […]
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Filing for bankruptcy is a major decision. The circumstances that lead to the decision are usually not very pleasant either. Whether it’s the loss of a job, a major medical procedure, or simply overspending, overwhelming debt can be a major stressor on you and your family. And once you’ve filed for bankruptcy, your life will […]
Filing for Bankruptcy? Here’s What to Know About Your Tax Debt
/in Bankruptcy, Filing, Taxes /by Mike BurrFiling for bankruptcy won’t magically solve all of your money problems. What it can do, however, is reduce some of your hardships. When it comes to your overdue tax burdens, you may get some relief. Does bankruptcy clear tax debt? Here’s what to know about the complex rules and why you might need legal help. […]
Can I Buy a House After Bankruptcy?
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/in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Filing, General /by Mike BurrFiling for bankruptcy can be expensive. Hiring an attorney and paying court filing fees can cost you anywhere from hundreds to several thousand dollars. When you’re in tough financial shape, this added cost can seem stressful…and even impossible. Don’t fear: you have options. Here is a breakdown of what bankruptcy costs and how to afford […]
I’m Married and I’m Broke. Should I File for Bankruptcy?
/in Family, Filing /by Mike BurrSummary: If you are married and considering bankruptcy, this guide will help you decide between a joint or separate filing. Making the decision to file for bankruptcy can be both difficult and confusing. Each situation is unique; there is no standard solution for handling delicate financial matters like bankruptcy. For married couples, the decision to […]
How Will Bankruptcy Change Your Life? 7 Ways . . .
/in Credit Card, Credit Rating, Employment, Mortgage, Real Estate /by Mike BurrFiling for bankruptcy is a major decision. The circumstances that lead to the decision are usually not very pleasant either. Whether it’s the loss of a job, a major medical procedure, or simply overspending, overwhelming debt can be a major stressor on you and your family. And once you’ve filed for bankruptcy, your life will […]