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You filed for bankruptcy: What happens next?

Article explaining post-filing processes in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy: Exempt and Non-Exempt Property

An article discussing Bankruptcy options related to exempt and non-exempt property.

Bankruptcy Options for Secured Personal Property

Many people who enter bankruptcy protection do so while also having secured loans for personal property such as automobiles. There are three options for what may happen with these types of property after you file for bankruptcy protection. This article reviews and explains these three options.

When is the Right Time to File Bankruptcy

When is the right time to file for bankruptcy and what form of debt relief is the best for your situation. Signs of needing to file for bankruptcy.

School Loans and Bankruptcy, Filing bankruptcy for student loans.

Discussion regarding chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy and student loan debt. Using bankruptcy to alleviate debt. Mesa bankruptcy attorney.

Overview of Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

This is a brief Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Overview which covers the general purpose of filing this chapter of bankruptcy.

Challenge to garnishment; Wage exemption; Financial institution; Comingled funds

Oregon law specifies a percentage of wages that is exempt from garnishment by the employer. Additionally, exempt wages retain their exempt character when deposited in an account with a financial institution providing those wages are reasonably identifiable.

Are Taxes Due the IRS Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?

One of the most frequently asked questions by consumers who are contemplating filing bankruptcy is: "Are Taxes Due the IRS Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?"

Can I Eliminate My Second Mortgage in Bankruptcy?

The current financial crisis, brought on by the collapse of the housing market has more and more people looking for solutions to their "under water" property. .

Reduce Your Mortgage in a Single Asset Bankruptcy

If you are a natural person, corporation, partnership or limited liability company that owns an income producing parcel of real property and you are behind on payments or perhaps “underwater” you should consider filing a single asset Chapter 11 real estate bankruptcy.

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