By Jeff Field | Published March 10, 2025 | Posted in Chapter 7 | Tagged Tags: debtors, IRS, Section 106 | Leave a comment
Supreme Court Deciding Whether Pre-Bankruptcy Payment to IRS Can Be Considered a Fraudulent Conveyance
Significant payments that are made before a bankruptcy filing frequently raise suspicion and often must be returned. Funds that are sent to one creditor prior to a bankruptcy petition could present an unfair disadvantage to others. For this reason, the trustee typically voids these transactions. Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments about whether a Read More
Read More
Can You Complete Your Chapter 13 Repayment Plan Ahead of Schedule?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows individuals to reorganize their debts and create a repayment plan that lasts three or five years. One key benefit is that it gives filers the chance to keep their homes while paying down what they owe to creditors. As long as they abide by the schedule set forth by the court, Read More
Read More
Child Support and Bankruptcy
Overwhelming debt can force individuals into very difficult decisions. Fortunately, bankruptcy gives many people the opportunity to stop creditor harassment and relieve their financial burden. For some people, this comes through a Chapter 7 debt discharge, while others opt for a Chapter 13 repayment plan. However, not all debts can be addressed through a bankruptcy Read More
Read More
Government Video Shows How a Chapter 7 Creditors Meeting Is Conducted
When people struggling with debt consider filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the part of the process that often creates the most anxiety is the creditors’ meeting. This is sometimes referred to as the “341 meeting” based on the section of the Bankruptcy Code that discusses this conference. The good news is that these meetings, conducted Read More
Read More
What Are Reasons that People Can Be Disqualified from Seeking Bankruptcy Protection?
Bankruptcy protection exists to assist individuals and businesses facing overwhelming debt. There are several different options available under the Bankruptcy Code, and almost anyone struggling to meet their financial obligations can find a path that helps them make a fresh start. However, not every filing is automatically approved. If you’re considering seeking debt relief through Read More
Read More
Modifying a Chapter 13 Repayment Plan Due to a Medical Crisis
Chapter 13 bankruptcy requires filing parties to abide by a strict repayment schedule lasting three or five years. These plans are crafted carefully by taking into account a debtor’s income and recurring expenses. No one can be sure what the future holds though, and there are instances where a medical crisis or some other unexpected Read More
Read More
Filing for Bankruptcy While You Live With Your Parents
Studies show that young adults, and even those who are not so young, are living with their parents at much higher rates than in previous decades. Researchers have attributed part of this trend to the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but economic pressures play a key role as well. High living costs and a tough Read More
Read More
How Can Holiday Gift-Giving Affect an Upcoming Bankruptcy Filing?
During the holiday season, it’s easy to get caught up in the gift-buying frenzy. Many people at all income levels end up spending more than they had originally planned. If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy, it’s essential to approach gift-giving thoughtfully. You might be inclined to splurge on one last round of presents before seeking Read More
Read More
How Disposable Income is Calculated in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Homeowners and others who have a steady income but have fallen behind on their financial obligations frequently file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This form of debt relief offers individuals the chance to stop harassment from creditors and catch up on what they owe based on a schedule lasting three or five years. Under Chapter 13, Read More
Read More
Why Bankruptcies Are So Common Among Retired Professional Athletes
It’s no secret that numerous professional athletes earn significant salaries during their careers, with annual pay often reaching into seven, or even eight, figures. However, studies reveal that a surprising number of athletes face serious financial difficulties after retirement, with many filing for bankruptcy within just a few years of leaving the field. While we Read More
Read More
-
5.0/5.0Great process. Detailed communication provided resources for rebuilding. Would recommend!
-
5.0/5.0
I had an excellent experience working with my bankruptcy attorney. From the very beginning, they were professional, knowledgeable, and compassionate. Filing bankruptcy can be overwhelming, but they took the time to explain every step of the process, ...
-
5.0/5.0
I had a great experience using Jeff Field and Associates for filing my Bankruptcy. Everyone was very professional and helpful. Connie Adams was so knowledgeable and patient with all of my questions I’m so glad that I chose this law firm and would r...
-
5.0/5.0
Great experience from start to finish. The process was smooth and stress-free, and Ms. Connie was amazing throughout—very helpful, professional, and supportive. I truly appreciate all the guidance and would highly recommend this firm.
-
5.0/5.0
I'm just finishing up 5 years of bankruptcy, and I honestly don't know how I would've done it without this Group. Everyone was super professional every time I reached out with questions, and they were always there to answer them. I eve...
Please fill out the form below and one of our attorneys will contact you.
