By Jeff Field | Published March 31, 2025 | Posted in Chapter 13 | Tagged Tags: chapter 13, chapter 7, divorce, Financial strain, repayment plan | Leave a comment
Options for When a Divorce Occurs During a Chapter 13 Repayment Schedule
Financial strain is one of the most commonly cited reasons for divorce in the United States. When one or both spouses are earning a steady income, a Chapter 13 repayment plan might be the best way for a couple to get their money issues and their relationship back on track. Chapter 13 bankruptcy involves a Read More
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How are HOA Dues Treated in a Bankruptcy?
Along with the traditional costs associated with owning a home, many people throughout Georgia and the rest of the United States also pay dues to a condominium or homeowners association (HOA). These groups are created to make residential communities better places to live by maintaining common areas and setting standards relating to home appearance and Read More
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What Happens if You Receive an Inheritance During Your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
A loved one’s passing is always sad, but there are instances where funds from an inheritance can relieve serious financial problems. However, a bequest could be more complicated than you think if you’ve recently filed for bankruptcy. If you’ve inherited, or will inherit, assets after seeking Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection, it’s important to understand how Read More
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Supreme Court Deciding Whether Pre-Bankruptcy Payment to IRS Can Be Considered a Fraudulent Conveyance
Significant payments that are made before a bankruptcy filing frequently raise suspicion and often must be returned. Funds that are sent to one creditor prior to a bankruptcy petition could present an unfair disadvantage to others. For this reason, the trustee typically voids these transactions. Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments about whether a Read More
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Can You Complete Your Chapter 13 Repayment Plan Ahead of Schedule?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows individuals to reorganize their debts and create a repayment plan that lasts three or five years. One key benefit is that it gives filers the chance to keep their homes while paying down what they owe to creditors. As long as they abide by the schedule set forth by the court, Read More
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