Can You Include a Repossessed Car in Bankruptcy?
Worried about the debt left after your car was repossessed? Learn how Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy can handle that balance in North Carolina.
Worried about the debt left after your car was repossessed? Learn how Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy can handle that balance in North Carolina.
Confused about secured and unsecured debt? Here is a clear, plain-English guide to the difference and what each type means if you file bankruptcy in NC.
Worried a credit card company can take your house in NC? Learn how judgment liens work, how the homestead exemption may protect your home, and how bankruptcy can help.
The courts require that you take a credit counseling course from an approved agency prior to your bankruptcy being filed. This is not a requirement from just our law firm, this is a requirement by the Court.
The good news is, most property can be protected in bankruptcy proceedings. North Carolina, like most states, allows you to protect most real and personal property by using “exemptions.”
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