There is nothing in the bankruptcy laws that restricts how often you can file for bankruptcy. But, if you receive a discharge in a bankruptcy case, there are timing requirements if you want to get a discharge in a later … Continue reading →
In some cases, yes, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy can give you a temporary reprieve from an eviction action, but it’s rarely a permanent solution. If you’re falling behind on your rent, it might be best to contact your landlord and … Continue reading →
Bankruptcy stops collection activity, including foreclosure, but whether it will permanently stop it will depend on the type of bankruptcy you file and your ability to catch up on arrearages and make ongoing mortgage payments. If you’re facing foreclosure, it’s … Continue reading →
Filing for bankruptcy doesn’t mean that you can’t rent an apartment. But, it might be harder to get favorable lease terms in the area you want without a cosigner. Landlords look at several factors when deciding whether to rent a … Continue reading →
