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How to file for chapter 7 bankruptcy / Attorney Cara O'Neill & Albin Renauer, J.D.

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"Overwhelmed with debt? Help is here. When bills pile up, and relief isn't in sight, you need answers. How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy gives you the knowledge you need to decide whether bankruptcy is right for you, including: which debts get wiped out in bankruptcy what property you'll be able to keep (you don't lose everything) how to retain your home or car, if possible, and whether your income qualifies you to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Once you're ready to take control of your finances, you'll be able to navigate the bankruptcy process with confidence. The easy-to-understand instructions will teach you how to: complete the official bankruptcy court forms file your debtor education course certificates prepare for the meeting of creditors (the one appearance you'll make), and rebuild your credit after receiving your fresh start. And, most importantly, if the law changes, you'll know. Nolo provides access to legal changes on the How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy updates page." -- ONIX annotation.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9781413329162
  • ISBN: 1413329160
  • Physical Description: 520 pages : forms ; 27 cm
  • Edition: Twenty-second edition.
  • Publisher: Berkeley, California : Nolo, 2017.

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Includes index.
Formatted Contents Note:
Should you file for chapter 7 bankruptcy? -- The automatic stay -- Your property and bankruptcy -- Your house -- Secured debts -- Complete and file your bankruptcy paperwork -- Handling your case in court -- Life after bankruptcy -- Which debts are discharged -- Help beyond the book.
Subject: Bankruptcy > United States.
Bankruptcy > United States > Popular works.
Genre: Law for laypersons.
Popular works.

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How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
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How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Companionp. 1
1Should You File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?p. 7
    Bankruptcy in America: The Big Picturep. 9
    An Overview of Chapter 7 Bankruptcyp. 12
    Who Cannot File for Chapter 7p. 24
    Does Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Make Economic Sense?p. 35
    Alternatives to Chapter 7 Bankruptcyp. 47
2The Automatic Stayp. 59
    Actions Prohibited by the Stayp. 61
    When the Stay Doesn't Applyp. 65
    Evictionsp. 70
3Your Property and Bankruptcyp. 75
    Property in Your Bankruptcy Estatep. 76
    Property That Isn't in Your Bankruptcy Estatep. 89
    Property You Can Keep (The Exemption System)p. 91
    Selling Nonexempt Property Before You Filep. 109
4Your Housep. 113
    How Bankruptcy Affects a Typical Homeownerp. 114
    If You're Behind on Your Mortgage Paymentsp. 119
    Will You Lose Your Home?p. 129
5Secured Debtsp. 145
    What Are Secured Debts?p. 148
    What Happens to Secured Debts When You File for Bankruptcyp. 153
    Options for Handling Secured Debts in Chapter 7 Bankruptcyp. 156
    Choosing the Best Optionsp. 172
    Step-by-Step Instructionsp. 181
6Complete and File Your Bankruptcy Paperworkp. 193
    Gather the Necessary Documentsp. 195
    Get Some Information From the Courtp. 201
    For Married Filersp. 205
    Required Forms and Documentsp. 208
    Voluntary Petition for Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy (Form 101)p. 213
    Relating to Eviction Judgments (Forms 101A and 101B)p. 220
    Form 106 Schedulesp. 220
    Statement of Financial Affairs for Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy (Form 107)p. 263
    Statement of Intention for Individuals Filing Under Chapter 7 (Form 108)p. 273
    Your Statement About Your Social Security Numbers (Form 121)p. 277
    The Means Test Formsp. 277
    Notice Required by 11 U.S.C. § 342(b) for Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy (Form 2010)p. 301
    Creditor Mailing Listp. 302
    How to File Your Papersp. 303
    After You Filep. 307
7Handling Your Case in Courtp. 311
    Routine Bankruptcy Proceduresp. 313
    Amending Your Bankruptcy Papersp. 329
    Filing a Change of Addressp. 334
    Special Problemsp. 334
8Life After Bankruptcyp. 349
    Newly Acquired or Discovered Propertyp. 350
    Newly Discovered Creditorsp. 353
    Postbankruptcy Attempts to Collect Debtsp. 354
    Attempts to Collect Clearly Discharged Debtsp. 358
    Attempts to Revoke Your Dischargep. 360
    Postbankruptcy Discriminationp. 361
    Rebuilding Creditp. 363
9Which Debts Are Dischargedp. 373
    Debts That Will Be Discharged in Bankruptcyp. 375
    Debts That Survive Chapter 7 Bankruptcyp. 377
    Disputes Over Dischargeabilityp. 396
10Help Beyond the Bookp. 403
    Debt Relief Agenciesp. 404
    Bankruptcy Petition Preparersp. 406
    Legal Researchp. 416
Glossaryp. 429
Appendix
    How to Use the Downloadable Forms on the Nolo Websitep. 455
    List of Forms Available on the Nolo Websitep. 455
Indexp. 459

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