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Many Tennessee residents have money issues and end up falling into debt. This can lead to a slew of problems that can overtake your daily life. These are common signs that it’s time to file for bankruptcy to alleviate your financial burdens. You’re struggling to pay...
If you have considered filing for bankruptcy in Tennessee, you may wonder what may happen to your car after you do so. Depending on the type of bankruptcy you choose, you may not have to surrender your vehicle so you will maintain a steady means of transportation. The...
Bankruptcy allows people to seek relief from large amounts of debt. If you're going through Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Tennessee, it's understandable to want this burden off your shoulders right away. That said, paying off your bankruptcy plan might not be as smart as...
Approximately 5.17 people out of 1,000 files for bankruptcy in Tennessee, double the national average. Many of these individuals file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy because it lets them keep their assets while getting caught up on payments. While most people make timely...
Many Mississippi residents seek debt relief through bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a legal process that relieves an individual of all or most of their financial debt obligations. Filing bankruptcy lessens stress over money, bills and constant creditor calls, but it also...
Residents of Tennessee and Arkansas considering Chapter 13 bankruptcy should take a few moments to examine how the repayment plan works. Chapter 13 is a debt restructuring plan that allows people to repay their current debts at a fixed monthly price without fear of...
When Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions are submitted in Tennessee and around the country, creditors seeking payment file what are known as proofs of claim with the bankruptcy court involved. These are legal documents that state how much money the creditor is owed....
Chapter 13 bankruptcy involves establishing a payment plan to settle debts. Each month, the Tennessee debtor must make the required payments over three to five years. Several factors determine how much the monthly amount is. Monthly payment amounts A colloquial term...
Bankruptcy is a legal process that allows people or businesses who cannot pay their debts to get a fresh start by liquidating their assets and using the proceeds to pay off creditors. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy in Tennessee, you should first...
financial worries can afflict any Tennessee consumer. If you have had an unexpected medical crisis, you could be left with significant debt. You might wonder if you can file for bankruptcy to alleviate your medical bills. Can you discharge medical debt in bankruptcy?...