Coming to the realization that you need to file for bankruptcy is a serious matter. There are two types of consumer bankruptcy filings. One of these is a liquidation bankruptcy, Chapter 7, in which all your non-exempt assets are liquidated to pay off creditors. You...
Being in debt is a horrible feeling for many people, especially when they know they can't cover the bills. Individuals who opt to file for bankruptcy might assume that they are going to feel elated when they are able to do away with those debts. This might not be the...
Living in Virginia can be expensive. If you've been raising a family in this state, you no doubt agree with that statement. The good news about financial challenges, however, is that most of them are temporary. When something causes unbalance on your money scales,...
The Chapter 13 bankruptcy is one that's meant to help people who earn a living repay a portion of their debts in exchange for discharging the remaining balance once all the payments are made to the bankruptcy trustee. While you're making those payments, you'll have to...
Filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy can allow Virginia debtors to regain control of their finances. This type of bankruptcy is the faster of the personal filing options and it doesn't require the regular payments that the Chapter 13 filing does.However, in order to file,...
Virginia residents who have medical debt will see it remain on their credit reports for seven years. Unpaid medical debts are typically first listed on a credit report several months after patients receive their bills. In most cases, a hospital or other medical...
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is also known as a wage-earner's bankruptcy because it comes with regular payments to the bankruptcy court. There are specific requirements for a debtor to be able to file this type of case. Before you file, you should ensure that you meet the...