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What If I Forget To List A Creditor When I File For Bankruptcy

Filing for bankruptcy can be a stressful time, so much so it’s quite likely you have missed a creditor on your bankruptcy petition. There are also those old debts that you may have forgotten about. Most petitioners forget a creditor or two when filing for bankruptcy, and in most cases, it’s really not a problem. [...]

Bankruptcy Can Incur A Tax Obligation

There is one aspect of bankruptcy that many people don’t understand and often don’t comply with. If your bankruptcy involves the forgiveness or discharge of debt, that discharge may incur a tax obligation. The reason for this is fairly straightforward – if you have $30,000 worth of debt forgiven, it is the same as someone [...]

Some Debts Are Not Discharged Through Bankruptcy

There is a mistaken belief by some that the bankruptcy process will clear away all debts. This is not the case. In fact, there is a long list of debts that are not discharged through bankruptcy and must still be paid on time. Any debts you have from this list will be taken into account [...]