Worried that bankruptcy won’t wipe out gambling debts? In most cases, gambling debts can be discharged in North Carolina. Here’s how it really works.
Worried that a raise or bonus could ruin your Chapter 13 case? Here is how extra income really affects your plan payment in North Carolina and what you should do next.
Worried about a raise or bonus during your Chapter 13 plan? Here is what it really means for your payments and when you must tell the court.
Worried that a raise or bonus will mess up your Chapter 13 plan? Here is what really happens to your payment and what you should do next in North Carolina.
A car title loan can put your vehicle at risk fast. Here is how Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy may help with title loans in North Carolina.
Redemption lets you keep certain property in Chapter 7 by paying what it is worth today, not what you owe. Here is how it works in North Carolina.
Redemption lets you keep certain property in Chapter 7 by paying its current value instead of the full balance. Here is how it works in North Carolina.
Worried about a sheriff’s sale of your home or property in North Carolina? Learn how filing bankruptcy can stop the sale and give you time to protect what matters.
Most North Carolina Chapter 7 cases are no-asset cases. Learn what that means, why it is good news, and how it protects the property you own.
A no-asset Chapter 7 case means the trustee has no property to sell for your creditors. Here is what that means for you in North Carolina.
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