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Yes. As long as the foreclosure hasn’t been completed, you can declare Chapter 13 in order to save your home even if you have received a foreclosure notice from your lender. However, if you are facing foreclosure it’s best to consult a Baltimore bankruptcy or an Ocean...
Many types of debts can be discharged by a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing. However, there are some debts that can’t be wiped out during the Chapter 7 bankruptcy process. Dischargeable Debts Debts that can be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy include: Credit Card Debt...
After a consultation with your attorney and after making the decision which type of bankruptcy to declare, the bankruptcy process is fairly simple in most instances. However, it does require lots of paperwork and even completing a couple of educational requirements....
Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires that debtors give up property of value – if they have any – to be sold by the trustee to pay off creditors. In real life, there rarely is a “seizure” of the debtor’s assets because most debtors don’t have any property of value. However,...
In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which is a liquidation of assets, the debtor’s property – if there is anything of value – is generally taken by the trustee and sold to pay off debts. In most instances, there is no taking of property because the debtor’s belongings have no...
A lot of people wonder about their credit rating and whether they can obtain credit, including a mortgage, if they declare bankruptcy. You can obtain credit after a bankruptcy, including a mortgage, but it might not happen right away. Credit rating By the time most...
When considering bankruptcy, a consumer has two choices – a Chapter 7 liquidation or a Chapter 13 reorganization. This blog discusses the Chapter 13 bankruptcy process. Chapter 13 is a reorganization bankruptcy, which means that the debtor is not liquidating debts as...
When considering bankruptcy, a consumer has two choices – a Chapter 7 liquidation or a Chapter 13 reorganization. This blog discusses the Chapter 7 bankruptcy process. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a liquidation of debts which means that the debtor is allowed to liquidate...
The attempts to reduce incidences of the coronavirus, including Maryland’s “stay-at-home” orders, have been hard on many of the Maryland’s small businesses. As a result, many Baltimore and Ocean City small businesses owners are considering bankruptcy. While bankruptcy...
More than 7,200 businesses and consumers in Maryland filed bankruptcy from January through July of this year, according to figures available from the American Bankruptcy Institute. The numbers show a decrease in recent filings, but experts are predicting that 2021...
