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In this article, our Will County bankruptcy attorneys explain everything that goes into preparing to file your bankruptcy petition. Before we can file your bankruptcy petition, you will need to take an online credit counseling course. These courses are usually relatively short and the expense is nominal. We will also work with you to help you provide us with information regarding your assets, liabilities, income and expenses Finally, you will provide us with tax returns an pay stubs to forward to the bankruptcy trustee. All in all, the process is fairly quick and painless.
Read the full article by our Will County bankruptcy attorneys regarding preparation for bankruptcy.
Most people who file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy are able to wipe out the majority of debt while keeping their residence and vehicles. In this article, our Will County bankruptcy attorneys explain the situations in which you can retain your key assets in bankruptcy. We discuss reaffirmation agreements, by which you agree not to discharge the loan securing the property despite discharging your other debts in your bankruptcy. We also talk about the types and amounts of property that are exempt from collection by the bankruptcy trustee to satisfy your debts.
In this article, our Will County bankruptcy attorneys explain how Chapter 13 bankruptcy works. In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, we negotiate a debt repayment plan with your creditors, through which your debt will be repaid in whole or in part over the course of three to five years. Any portion of the debts that are not repaid as part of the plan is typically discharged after completion of the plan. We explain the situations in which Chapter 13 bankruptcy is more advantageous than Chapter 7 bankruptcy and what to expect from the Chapter 13 process.
Read the full article by our Will County bankruptcy lawyers explaining Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
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