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Bankruptcy Basics

Can I Keep Multiple Vehicles in a Bankruptcy?

Yes, most of the time.  The federal bankruptcy laws allow you to protect certain property by using state exemptions to protect the automobiles.  However, you can only protect up to a certain amount of equity in a vehicle.  For example, North Carolina allows you up to $3500 in a motor vehicle exemption to protect one … Read more

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Who is the Bankruptcy Administrator? | North Carolina

In North Carolina, when you attend your creditors’ meeting you will see a number of different types of “court” officials. The creditors’ meeting isn’t really a court hearing but it is somewhat similar to court. The main types of representatives at the creditors meeting are the Debtor and Debtor’s attorney, any potential creditors, the Trustee … Read more

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Who Will Find Out That I Filed Bankruptcy?

A lot of people are concerned with who will find out about their bankruptcy if they choose to file bankruptcy. That is a legitimate and understandable concern. Once a bankruptcy petition has been filed with the court it becomes public record.  If a person is determined enough, the information can be obtained.  However, to find out … Read more

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Bankruptcy Basics

Will Filing Bankruptcy Wipe Out Payday Loans?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojPeGXLNwYY There isn’t really a straight answer to that question. Generally speaking, yes, payday loans can be wiped out by filing bankruptcy. A payday loan will be viewed very similarly to credit card debt. Therefore, it can be wiped out through a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or mostly wiped out in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The … Read more

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Can I Have Too Much Debt to File Bankruptcy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JKDwQe-6oU . In terms of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy you cannot have too much debt to qualify.  There is no minimum debt amount to be eligible to file for a Chapter 7.  However, since a person can only file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy once every 8 years, it is important to determine that the time … Read more

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