By Jeff Field | Published December 9, 2024 | Posted in Chapter 13 | Tagged Tags: bankruptcy, chapter 13, disposable income | Leave a comment
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
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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
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Bankruptcy can be life-changing for people who are held back by debt that they are unable to repay without some help. Every person who legally qualifies for bankruptcy protection should be able make a fresh financial start. Unfortunately, researchers at MIT have found that bias on the part of trustees might be preventing some Black Read More
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Though the general purpose of bankruptcy protection remains the same, lawmakers and others frequently look for ways to make the system work better for debtors and creditors. Disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and concerns about the treatment of student loan debt have set the stage for several potential changes to bankruptcy law. With Americans Read More
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Financial difficulties often go hand-in-hand with marital problems. Going through both a bankruptcy and a divorce at the same time can be an overwhelming experience, as both legal processes involve major financial and emotional transitions. Handling them together adds complexity, but effective legal guidance can help protect your interests and keep you away from potential Read More
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Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can offer significant relief to individuals overwhelmed by debt. However, if you’re considering taking this step, you should first discuss your situation with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. There are numerous different types of debts, some of which can be discharged in a Chapter 7 proceeding, and others which cannot. Before Read More
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Buying a home is a major part of the American dream for most people. Of course, it can be very difficult making that dream a reality. Securing the mortgage you need can be even tougher if you’re currently subject to repayment plan established in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. While it’s not impossible to buy a Read More
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In recent years, there has been a notable increase in the number of seniors filing for bankruptcy across the United States. This trend underscores the financial challenges faced by older adults and highlights the complexities of planning for retirement amidst economic uncertainties. Traditionally, many individuals in their sixties and beyond could rely on pensions that Read More
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After successfully emerging from a Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding filed in 2020, Red Lobster is once again seeking protection from creditors. Many potential causes have been cited for the financial troubles afflicting the popular chain of seafood restaurants. Numerous mid-priced competitors have experienced similar problems maintaining their customer base while “fast casual” brands, such as Read More
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be a powerful tool for someone who is struggling with debt. The ability to eliminate unsustainable credit-card balances or excessive medical costs can be life-changing. However, not every financial obligation can be discharged through this process. Along with student loans, taxes and past due child support, debts arising from willful and Read More
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