Negative Equity in Home – Chart by State

foreclosureAcross the nation property values are on the increase.  Each state is seeing a different percentage of turn around, but each state is seeing some positive results.  “CoreLogic …just released new anal

Court Limits Right to Avoid Auto Liens

Across the State of Nebraska, you could have heard a collective groan of debtor attorneys as the Nebraska Bankruptcy Court issued a new ruling limiting the ability of debtors to avoid liens in motor vehicles.  In the case of In re Cardwell, the Court ruled that a debtor may not utilize the “Tool of the Trade” exemption of 

Today In Bankruptcy – 12-17-2013

52704add562cd.preview-620Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for December 17, 2013 Patriot Coal says bankruptcy court OKs reorganization plan USEC Expects to File for Bankruptcy USEC, Enricher of Uranium for U.S., Seeks Bankruptcy  

California Woman Who Concealed Thousands Gets Prison Time for Bankruptcy Fraud

handcuffs_1818414bA California woman was sentenced to six months in prison after giving false statements in court that resulted in committing bankruptcy fraud.  Patricia Bonavito, 59, pleaded guilty to charges related to making false statements under penalty of perjury, while trying to get hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt discharged by the bankruptcy court. Bonavito [...]

How Christmas Debt Leads to Bankruptcy

Burlington Chapter 7 Bankruptcy – Which Debts Can Be Wiped Out?

Most Burlington, Wisconsin residents who file for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy will be able to have most, if not all, of their debts discharged, or “wiped out”. This means you will not be liable for the debt. Any collection attempts from the creditor will be prevented. To many, this means peace of mind and peace and quiet from collection phone calls and letters. You will be legally free of all debts that are discharged after a successful Burlington Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
Who Can File a Burlington Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Do You Really Need to Report Discharged Debt in Bankruptcy on Your Taxes?

Discharging DebtSome people may wonder if they need to report the amount of debt they got discharged in bankruptcy when they file their taxes.  For the most part, this may not be anything to worry about although it is something you can review with your bankruptcy attorney or tax consultant for clarity purposes.  There are several [...]

Debt Consolidation Not Always a Good Idea

 exchange secured debt for unsecured debtThe New York Times recently ran an article in its business section entitled 

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