Don’t let the stigma of bankruptcy keep you from solving your financial problems! The experienced South Florida defense attorneys at Loan Lawyers are here to help you if your financial position necessitates the consideration of a bankruptcy case filing under Chapter 7, 11, or 13. To schedule a free consultation…
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The bankruptcy counseling and debtor education requirements were supposedly enacted to ensure that consumers have exhausted all other options, and to reduce the likelihood of a second visit to bankruptcy court. Some would say these requirements were enacted as a result of powerful banking industry lobbyists trying to make bankruptcy…
The experienced South Florida defense attorneys at Loan Lawyers are here to review a difficult financial situation to assess all of your available options. Our Fort Lauderdale debt relief attorneys help individuals with financial problems that cause hardship. When a court renders a decision, it does so in the form…
One of the many differences between a chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy is that; the filing of a chapter 13 bankruptcy allows the debtor to retain its unexempt assets while making payments towards its creditors. The percentage that is paid back to the creditors ranges from one percent to…
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The pinnacle of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy is the confirmation of a plan of reorganization proposed and executed by the debtor. This requires that the debtor file a plan which is accepted by the required class of creditors prior to the court confirming the plan. The plan will outline the…
Once a bankruptcy case is filed, most creditors are instantly prohibited from continuing collection efforts against a bankruptcy debtor by the “automatic stay.” Car lenders are included in the list of creditors who, because of the automatic stay, may neither commence nor continue collection efforts against a bankruptcy debtor. The…
Once a bankruptcy case is filed, most creditors are instantly prohibited from continuing collection efforts against a bankruptcy debtor by the “automatic stay.” Car lenders are included in the list of creditors who, because of the automatic stay, may neither commence nor continue collection efforts against a bankruptcy debtor. The…
Chapter 13 debtors may keep motor vehicles that are the collateral for a loan in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. Debtors that are current may continue to make monthly payments on the loan inside or outside of their Chapter 13 repayment plan. Debtors that are not current may pay any…
