Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Dismissed- A Comprehensive Guide
Are you facing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy? What are the distinguishing factors between bankruptcy cases being closed and discharged? This article is focused on offering you all the essential information about it and why you must contact a professional bankruptcy attorney. What is the Difference Between Being Closed, Dismissed, and Discharged? Having […]
Accounts Receivable Services LLC- An Essential Guide
Accounts receivable services is a debt collection service located at 6160 Summit Drive, Suite 400, Minneapolis, MN 55430. The company both lends through the MedCredit division, which operates similarly to CareCredit, and collects through the Reliance division. Accounts receivable services are just collection agencies. They collect payments for some debts where they financed debts, and […]
Losing Assets in bankruptcy
Losing Assets in bankruptcy. There are assets clients often lose in a bankruptcy filing. These assets include assets you transferred or sold and assets we forget. These assets also include assets you will own in the future and may not even know about. Assets are far more likely to be lost in a Chapter 7 […]
How Long Does it Take to Get Garnished Wages Back?
Most people asking this question have had a bank garnishment, or wage garnishment order hit their employer. You usually know about the creditor and the lawsuit. You will find about 25% of your after-tax wages garnished if you ignore them. You may get no notice, and suddenly your boss advises you human resources has a […]
What Happens If I Sell My House During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
The Debtor has an obligation to pay his debts to the best of his ability during Chapter 13. What happens is when you file the Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you often have less than $28,900 in equity for each person on the deed. Your Chapter 13 repayment plan was based on this. If you sell the […]
Getting Sued While in Debt Settlement- Here’s Everything You Must Know
When a person is sued with a debt collection lawsuit or foreclosure proceedings, the debtor is tempted to call in an attempt to stop or settle a debt. You are always greeted with a statement that the debt collectors are recording the call for “quality control purposes.” Then they give the standard disclaimer that the […]
