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If you're considering bankruptcy in Maryland, you may have heard the term "bankruptcy subpoena." But what is it and how will it impact your case? What is a bankruptcy subpoena? A bankruptcy subpoena is a legal document that orders a person or business to appear in...
Maryland residents who file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy should be open and honest about their finances. Disclosing everything to the bankruptcy trustee may help the process to go more smoothly than it would for someone who tries to hide things. The bankruptcy trustee can...
Debt collection notices may pile up in a Maryland mailbox, and collection agency phone calls might prove too much to bear. Laws establishing procedures for filing Chapter 7 and 13 exist to help financially troubled persons achieve a restart. Not everyone knows the...
A new year has dawned, but you're still in the same old predicament: You don't have enough money to pay your bills in Maryland. If the time has come to file for bankruptcy, do you choose Chapter 7 or Chapter 13? Bankruptcy is a last resort Individuals should not file...
Debt might reach a point where paying off obligations appears impossible. A Maryland resident may look at bankruptcy laws for protection. Exploring bankruptcy reveals different categories, and filers may go through Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Significant differences...
Maryland residents are faced with a choice of what kind of bankruptcy to file when they run into financial difficulties. The two primary types of bankruptcy each offer their own advantages. Chapter 7 gives you a near-complete debt discharge Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy can provide relief for some Maryland residents who have overwhelming consumer debt and no means to pay it off. While Chapter 7 bankruptcy can have a negative impact on your credit score, it is sometimes a better option than letting debts go into...
Dealing with fiscal emergencies and immense debts can happen more than once in someone's lifetime. Like most states, Maryland, allows residents to file bankruptcy more than once. While there isn't a limit on how many bankruptcies a person can have, there are waiting...
When you need to declare bankruptcy in Maryland, there are two main options available to consumers. You can file for a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If you meet the requirements for the means test, you can file for Chapter 7. Otherwise, you can consider...
Filing for bankruptcy can be a way to find relief from financial woes and stress. Determining whether filing Chapter 7 is right for you can help you to navigate the process of resetting or selling off additional assets that you currently own to help alleviate...
