What is the payment period in the bankruptcy 13?
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wilbert
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 Posted: 09/02/08 - 08:45 Post subject: |
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Along with the chapter 7, consider chapter 13. The latter one is often desired as it gives advantage of restructuring of your debt and being visible on your record for three years less than the former (7 instead of 10 years). Also, your debts have to be fixed, and unchangeable, while lower than 250,000 as unsecured. The court will be there to see whether you are able to live up to these arrangements. You get to keep your home, but still you need to be sure the deal will be kept up by your side, or the court will intervene.
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braden
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When there is too much debts for you to pay off in any near future, when there is no more income you can earn to pay it off, you should start thinking about filing for bankruptcy. There are various types. The most common are chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy. One clears your debt completely, while the other makes it reorganized, and both are resolved before the court. It can help you, but you have to be extremely careful going into this process.
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ryan
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| Posted: 10/01/08 - 23:44 Post subject: |
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| Running any kind of business is never easy, and part of it is making a sound financial plan. Now, knowing about taxes you need to pay is equally important. Now, getting info on current financial stats is pretty important, and a good business move, or even necessary. There might come time for bankruptcy, and there are various types. The most common are chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 7 is much more useful if you want to start over from scratch. |
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