Frequently Asked Questions
What can bankruptcy do for me?
What are the different types of bankruptcy available to individuals and/or small businesses?
Who will know about my bankruptcy?
Will my friends and/or relatives know I have filed bankruptcy?
Will my employer know I have filed bankruptcy?
Can I file bankruptcy on some creditors and not on others?
If I file bankruptcy, does my spouse have to file with me?
If I filed bankruptcy before, can I file again?
Yes, unless there was an order entered in the prior case restricting your ability to re-file. Such orders are rare and usually stem from multiple filings, fraud or bad faith on behalf of the debtor. However, the ability to receive a discharge is restricted by the amount of time between filings. For example, a party can only receive a discharge in a Chapter 7 case if there has been a full 8 years between filings (time runs from filing date to filing date).
How will bankruptcy affect my co-signer?
Will bankruptcy wipe out all my debts?
Will I lose all of my property and belongings if I file bankruptcy?
What happens to my home and car if I file bankruptcy?
Will bankruptcy affect my credit?
Initial Consultation
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