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Property taxes can be paid through your chapter 13 plan for the years that you are delinquent. After your case is filed, you, as a Debtor are responsible to pay for the property taxes directly. You will not be able to add them later...

When people file a bankruptcy case under Chapter 13, they have the ability to pay for a vehicle through their Chapter 13 Plan of reorganization. This is beneficial in allowing the monthly payment on that car to be reduced by extending the time...

Can I add creditors after filing bankruptcy? The answer is yes. There are some deadlines that you will have to keep in mind when you need to add creditors. After the date of filing a Chapter 13, you need to get the creditors filed within...

What do you do when you continue to get creditor phone calls after filing bankruptcy? What you need to do is give them your attorney’s name and phone number and tell them that they need to call your attorney to find out the information.

Most people do not know that there can be a tax implication when debt is forgiven by a creditor. Many debtors will attempt to reach an agreement with their creditors to only pay back a portion of the debt owed.

After you have filed your chapter 13 case and you fall behind on your trustee payments, the trustee has an option to sign an interlocutory order. This allows you to take what ever you are past due and put it into a payment plan over the next...

Since October 17, 2005 Congress has set up a new way to determine if someone qualifies for a Chapter 7. They now look at income from the last 6 months. This has become an issue lately. Many Debtors are cashing in stocks or 401K to get money...

Many people get the terms discharged and dismissed confused in bankruptcy. When you file a Chapter 13, you are committed to making payments to the Chapter 13 trustee for three to five years.

Recently I met with a potential client who was somewhat distressed about her financial situation. Like most clients she had an idea of what Bankruptcy was about, but possessed limited knowledge of how it related to her case.