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The moment you file a bankruptcy petition with a Florida court, you will be granted an automatic stay against most creditor collection activities. The stay generally remains in place for the duration of the proceeding unless there is a valid reason to remove it. How...
If you are having trouble keeping track of multiple debt payments, it may be time to consolidate existing balances. Consolidating existing debts into a single payment minimizes the risk that you miss a payment. Furthermore, it may reduce the interest that you pay to...
When debtors go through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Florida, creditors need to submit proof of claim to receive debt repayment. Creditors can print out form 410 from the US Courts Bankruptcy Forms page. Lien rights Secured creditors retain lien rights to keep the...
Not all of your debts can be eliminated by in bankruptcy. However, since the process is not a one-size-fits-all answer to debt issues, it's essential for Florida residents to understand the details so they can plan their finances accordingly. Filing for bankruptcy can...
Owing money to the Internal Revenue Service is not something many Florida taxpayers wish to experience. Federal law affords options to people who owe taxes, including extensions and payment plans. However, some taxpayers may be entirely unable to pay the amount they...
Many Florida residents file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy when their debt becomes unmanageable. Are you considering doing so? If so, you should understand what it means to get a Chapter 7 discharge. What is a Chapter 7 discharge? The discharge in Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a...
No matter how hard you work, you may find yourself suddenly unable to manage all of your bills. A sudden medical expense, reduced work hours or a vehicle breaking down often create financial emergencies. Faced with these financial disasters, people in Florida may need...
For people in Florida who have regular income but who are struggling to keep up with bills and payments, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may offer relief. With a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, also sometimes referred to as a wage-earner's bankruptcy, the filer's debts are reorganized...
Some Florida residents hesitate to file for bankruptcy for various reasons. Many of their fears are unfounded because of common myths surrounding this legal procedure. Don't let these myths prevent you from getting the debt relief you need. Bankruptcy filings are...
Many Florida residents file Chapter 7 bankruptcy out of need when they are overwhelmed by their financial obligations, and this often puts the debtor's vehicle in jeopardy of repossession or confiscation. Property that is paid off and clear of liens can be seized and...
