Learn About Your Options
Learn About Your Options
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Is Bankruptcy a Good Option for Struggling Small Businesses
Each bankruptcy chapter offers unique benefits, and understanding these dynamics will help you choose the best solution for your small business needs. Or, you might find the better choice is filing an individual bankruptcy. Learn why.
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Solve Your Money Troubles: Debt, Credit & Bankruptcy
Get out of debt and solve your money troubles with this complete guide to repairing your credit and regaining financial freedom.
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The New Bankruptcy: Will It Work for You?
Get the strategies, clear-cut answers, and information and you need to figure out whether bankruptcy is the right solution for your debt problems.
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Deficiency After Car Repossession: Will I Still Owe Money?
The money owed after a car repossession is known as a “deficiency.” If a court issues a deficiency judgment, the lender can collect the money you owe for the car repossession deficiency using a wage garnishment, bank levy, or property seizure.
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Dealing With a Deficiency Judgment After Car Repossession
If your car has been repossessed and the lender sells it for less than the amount owed on the loan, the lender can go to court and obtain a deficiency judgment. A lender can take steps to collect the deficiency judgment against you even though the car was repossessed.
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Requesting a Debtor's Exam, Documents, or Written Answers
Before a judgment creditor can collect a money judgment received after a lawsuit, the creditor must first find assets. Learn about the discovery tools available to judgment creditors and how they're used.
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When the Creditor Gets a Lien Against Your Property
If a creditor has a lien on property you own, you’ll need to pay the creditor before selling or refinancing it, and the creditor might even use a lien on house property to force a sale of your home.
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Deficiency After Car Repossession: Will I Still Owe Money?
The money owed after a car repossession is known as a “deficiency.” If a court issues a deficiency judgment, the lender can collect the money you owe for the car repossession deficiency using a wage garnishment, bank levy, or property seizure.
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Should I ignore a debt collector's calls and letters?
Ignoring debt collector's calls and letters is a strategy that works if you're judgment-proof or plan to discharge your debt by filing for bankruptcy. If not, develop a debt payment strategy before speaking with debt collectors.
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Questions to Expect at the 341 Meeting in Your Bankruptcy Case
During your bankruptcy case, you will attend a meeting with your creditors and the bankruptcy trustee in charge of your case. Find out what questions the bankruptcy trustee must ask you and more.
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Documents Needed For The Meeting of Creditors
Learn about the documents you should bring to your 341 hearing, what you'll turn over before, and the documents you might be asked to provide the trustee afterward.
