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What Does Presumption of Abuse Mean in Bankruptcy?

What Does Presumption of Abuse Mean in Bankruptcy?

Before you even know what chapter of bankruptcy you are going to qualify for you need to complete a Means Test. This is done on a Form22A-1. It basically details your current monthly income and expenses. It will determine if you meet the criteria for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Chapter 7 Considerations In a Chapter  … Read more

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How Does A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Work?

How Does A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Work?

No one should ever enter into bankruptcy proceedings without a full understanding of what it entails. There are some that think that under a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy that all of their debt will be totally wiped away and none of their assets will be at risk. The first step is to seek out the advice  … Read more

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Do I Need Help Filing A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Do I Need Help Filing A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Filing for bankruptcy is not just a matter of going before the courts with all of your bills and having a judge rule that you don’t have to pay them because you are not financially able to. Unfortunately many people think it is that simple. While the Chapter 7 bankruptcy has been put in place  … Read more

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Keep Your Wedding Rings in Bankruptcy

Keep Your Wedding Rings in Bankruptcy

Believe it or not, in a bankruptcy, there are Texas bankruptcy exemptions for jewelry. The rules vary from state to state, but many states provide a certain amount of money towards protecting valuable pieces of jewelry through property exemption. Chapter 7 When seeking to protect a family heirloom or a wedding ring, understanding what property  … Read more

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Chapter 7 Means Test

Chapter 7 Means Test

When you file for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy your eligibility will be determined by the Means Test. This test is to ensure that only the financially insolvent qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy by reviewing the financial background of the debtor against a standard measure. The test criteria varies by state so it’s important to  … Read more

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