One of the most important questions people face is whether home ownership is a realistic goal following a bankruptcy filing; this article discusses truths and myths about this important question.
This article discusses how to get a car loan following a bankruptcy, or simply with bad credit.
This important article discusses how a bankruptcy filing will affect your credit as well as for how long one’s credit is impacted by a bankruptcy filing.
This article discusses a debtor’s post-bankruptcy life: the nature and types of property that one can own following a bankruptcy.
This article discusses how student loans are treated in bankruptcy. In general, a student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy, which means following a bankruptcy a debtor will still owe the student loans
This article discusses important property exemptions: exemptions for retirement accounts and retirement benefits available in Texas.
This article sets forth a helpful overview of Texas personal property exemptions.
This article discusses the legal definition and the concept of property exemptions, and how they relate to a bankruptcy filing. Property exemptions are property that you keep both during and after a bankruptcy filing. Property exemptions are an important part of pre-bankruptcy planning.
Not all debts can be discharged in bankruptcy; this article explains the types of debt that survive a bankruptcy.