When an individual in Florida files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, they'll need to be able to prove that their reasons for filing are legitimate. If not, they might be charged with bankruptcy fraud. A person might be charged with fraud if they file for bankruptcy despite...
Month: September 2020
Understanding wage garnishment and ways to potentially stop it
Debt has been crushing the American population for several decades. It has reached a point where Americans have trouble paying it back, so some stop trying altogether. Creditors, though, need to recoup some of their losses. One tool at their disposal is wage...
What to expect when a Chapter 13 case ends
If you are struggling to pay your bills, it may be possible to file for a reorganization bankruptcy. When you file, you will be required to present a repayment plan to a Florida judge and agree to abide by that plan for up to five years. At the end of a Chapter 13...
What to do if you can’t keep up with plan payments
If you would like to file for bankruptcy without losing your Florida home or other property, it may be in your best interest to seek Chapter 13 protection. However, there may be some drawbacks to doing so, such as the fact that a Chapter 13 case can last for up to...