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Bankruptcy Help For Everyday People
When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in North Carolina, you might have to sell some of your assets to pay off your debts. Typically, certain assets like homes and vehicles are considered exempt, meaning that you can keep these assets while you go through the...
A person's life could change in dramatic ways when financial and personal matters converge. Dealing with bankruptcy could be a catastrophic situation to suffer through. As troubling and stressful as bankruptcy is on its own, things may become even more complicated...
As a result of the COVID Pandemic many mortgage companies quickly stepped in to offer mortgage forbearance plans to customers. In some cases, even if a customer did not ask or request for a forbearance the mortgage company would enter into a forbearance plan...
Bankruptcy helps the debtor in North Carolina who foresees no way of paying it. Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires the debtor to sell some assets to pay a portion of the debts. At the end of the case, this person gets a discharge, which relieves him or her of remaining...
Many individuals in North Carolina and across the country fear the thought of filing for bankruptcy because of how it may impact their lives. Some may wonder how a bankruptcy filing will affect the ability to have credit cards and whether or not they'll be able to use...
Bankruptcy in offers debtors in North Carolina and other states a legal means to remove certain debts when they see no way of paying them. The most common kind of bankruptcy is Chapter 7, which requires the debtor to sell nonexempt assets. However, getting rid of debt...
