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8 Chapter 13 Tips And Tricks
If you’re in Chapter 13, you already know this isn’t exactly a walk in the park. A three- to five-year repayment plan can feel long, strict, and sometimes overwhelming. You’re juggling a court-approved payment plan,…
How To File Chapter 7 With No Money (Guide)
If you’re thinking about bankruptcy, chances are you’re already stretched thin. So it’s totally normal to look at Chapter 7 and think, “This sounds helpful, but how am I supposed to pay for it when…
Can I Buy A Car After The 341 Meeting?
So you’ve made it through the 341 meeting – nice! That’s actually a pretty big milestone in your bankruptcy journey, even if it didn’t feel super dramatic at the time. Most people walk out thinking,…
8 Signs Your 341 Meeting Did NOT Go Well
If you’ve recently had your 341 meeting (also called the “meeting of creditors”), it’s totally normal to walk out thinking… “Uhhh, was that good? Bad? Neutral??” Most people expect some dramatic courtroom-style moment, but in…
What Does The Bible Say About Bankruptcy?
Facing a mountain of debt can feel like a heavy spiritual burden, leaving many to wonder if seeking legal relief aligns with their faith. Is bankruptcy a “get out of debt free” card that contradicts…
What Happens To Student Loans In Chapter 13?
If you’ve got student loans and you’re thinking about filing Chapter 13, you’re probably hoping for one big, comforting answer. Do the loans disappear? Do they pause? Or do they somehow get rolled into everything…
Is Bankruptcy Public Record In Georgia?
If you’re thinking about filing for bankruptcy in Georgia, one of the first questions that probably pops into your head is this: is everyone going to know? It’s a fair concern. Money is personal, and…
Can A Lawyer Get You Out Of A Car Loan?
Car loans can feel great the day you sign the papers. You drive off the lot, the car smells amazing, and everything feels like a fresh start. Fast forward a few months and suddenly that…
Can I Trade My Car During Chapter 7?
Filing Chapter 7 can feel like hitting the reset button on your finances, but real life doesn’t pause just because you’re going through bankruptcy. You still need to get to work, run errands, show up…
Credit Cards After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Discharge
After a Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge, you can immediately apply for new credit cards, but your options will be limited to cards designed for people with bad credit, primarily secured credit cards. Waiting until the…