Here are some commonly asked bankruptcy questions.
- What is a chapter 7 bankruptcy?
- What happens when I file a chapter 7 bankruptcy?
- Why do people file a chapter 7 bankruptcy?
- What is chapter 13 bankruptcy?
- Why do people file a chapter 13 bankruptcy?
- How often can I file bankruptcy?
- What does it cost to file for bankruptcy?
- What property can I keep after I file bankruptcy?
- Can I keep my home and/or car after I file bankruptcy?
- What debt will bankruptcy not erase?
- Will I have to go to court?
- Will filing bankruptcy affect my credit?
- Can I get a credit card after filing bankruptcy?
- Will my utility services be affected?
- Can I be discriminated against for filing bankruptcy?
- What is the effect of bankruptcy on co-signers?
- Can a married debt file without the other spouse?
- Can filing bankruptcy stop bill collectors from calling?
- How long after filing bankruptcy will the creditors stop calling?
- Can I erase my student loans by filing bankruptcy?
Frequently Asked Questions – Discharge
- Frequently Asked Questions – Discharge Overview
- What is a discharge in bankruptcy?
- When does the discharge occur?
- How does the debtor get a discharge?
- Does the debtor have a right to a discharge or can creditors object to the discharge?
- Can the debtor receive a second discharge in a later chapter 7 case?
- Can the discharge be revoked?
- May the debtor pay a discharged debt after the bankruptcy case has been concluded?
Filing bankruptcy is complex and the nuances and specifics vary from case to case. If you can’t find the answer to your question or you’re not sure how the law applies in your case you might want to schedule a free consultation with a bankruptcy attorney.
