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Can I Buy a Car During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment plans can last three to five years. Living under a strict budget is tough. If life throws you a curve ball and your car is totaled or disabled, will you be allowed to buy a new vehicle?

What Happens to My Existing Contracts and Leases During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is meant to rebuild your financial life. Filing for bankruptcy not only stops creditor harassment, it forces you to decide which executory contracts and leases you might want to retain.

How Can I Handle Unexpected Debt in Bankruptcy?

Sometimes unexpected expenses just find you. If you are going through a bankruptcy, how you handle bills that you accumulate after your bankruptcy is filed can be the difference between a successful bankruptcy and continuing debt issues.

Can an Old Debt Come Back to Haunt Me After Bankruptcy?

Whether you go through Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, most types of debts are discharged at the end of your case. It should be the last you hear of them. Unfortunately, some unscrupulous debt collectors may try to resurrect them.

What is a 341 Meeting? Why is it Important?

The mandatory 341 meeting is a very important part of the bankruptcy process.

Debt Collection Agencies: Good at Calling, Poor at Providing Account Histories

Debt collectors are obligated to validate the debt with information about who is owed and how much. This is basic information that they should be able to produce; if they cannot, you may not hear from them again.

Can I Buy a Car During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment plans can last three to five years. Living under a strict budget is tough. If life throws you a curve ball and your car is totaled or disabled, will you be allowed to buy a new vehicle?

What Happens to My Existing Contracts and Leases During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is meant to rebuild your financial life. Filing for bankruptcy not only stops creditor harassment, it forces you to decide which executory contracts and leases you might want to retain.

How Can I Handle Unexpected Debt in Bankruptcy?

Sometimes unexpected expenses just find you. If you are going through a bankruptcy, how you handle bills that you accumulate after your bankruptcy is filed can be the difference between a successful bankruptcy and continuing debt issues.

Occupational Hazards (Knee, Shoulder and Joint Injuries) Caused by Work

Workers compensation claims can result from pain due to:  Bending over Repeatedly, Physical Stress, Carpal Tunnel, Lifting Heavy Objects, Overuse Syndrome, Unsuitable Working Conditions, Standing or kneeling for Extended Periods, and Slips and Falls.

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