Debt Blue Debt Settlement or Bankruptcy: Which is Better?   Blog on Debt Blue Robert Paid them $23673.00 18 month Settled Chase $10,496 and Chase $9719
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Debt Blue Debt Settlement or Bankruptcy: Which is Better?   Blog on Debt Blue Robert Paid them $23673.00 18 month Settled Chase $10,496 and Chase $9719
The post Debt Blue or Bankruptcy Which is Better? by Robert Weed appeared first on Northern VA Bankruptcy Lawyer Robert Weed.

Debt Settlement or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: Which is Better? My friend Roberta knew she was in financial trouble, but she wanted to try pay her debts. Rather than file Chapter 13 bankruptcy, she signed up for a debt settlement company, who promised her a “customized reduction plan.”  Over 18 months she paid $23,673.00.  And the […]

Debt Settlement or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: Which is Better? My friend Roberta knew she was in financial trouble, but she wanted to try pay her debts. Rather than file Chapter 13 bankruptcy, she signed up for a debt settlement company, who promised her a “customized reduction plan.”  Over 18 months she paid $23,673.00.  And the […]

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Is it Better to File Bankruptcy Chapter 7 or Chapter 13?
It is essential to keep in mind that different types of bankruptcy are suited for different filers, depending on their resources, obligations, and short- and long-term goals. Seeking legal advice early on is advisable as you look closely into your financial problems and work towards making a decision that will rebuild your financial future.

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 The IRS announced a policy change in their Offer in Compromise ("OIC")program (for people who owe federal taxes) where for OICs accepted after November 1, 2021, the IRS will forego taking the post-OIC acceptance  tax refund for the year of acceptance. An excellent article on this topic can be found at https://procedurallytaxing.com/major-change-to-offer-in-compromise-policy/