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Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy does not necessarily mean the end of your debts. Indeed, some debts cannot be touched by Tennessee bankruptcy proceedings. This article will discuss those debts and what you will still be responsible for paying off coming out of...
In the course of a bankruptcy many of the filer's debts will be discharged. Generally the types of debts that qualify are clearly laid out. One type of debt where there is some question however, is student loan debt. While in some cases it has been discharged, it is...
It is very important that you don't commit bankruptcy fraud in Nashville, Tennessee, something that can, in certain situations, be done accidentally. Be sure you know exactly what legal steps to take and what is required of you under the law so that you don't find...
Individuals seeking to alleviate their financial issues via a bankruptcy filing may be hesitant to do so for fear of losing some of their larger assets such as their house and vehicle. Depending on your financial circumstances, in the course of a bankruptcy...
People sometimes think that declaring bankruptcy in Tennessee means losing everything. In actuality, it can be a way to save some of your larger assets, such as your car or your home. The thing is, a bankruptcy filing puts a stay on other legal proceedings. If your...
You may have worked hard your whole life to deal with your finances the right way, to avoid a low credit score and debt you couldn't afford. That doesn't mean you won't ever face bankruptcy. One young woman found out the hard way. She had graduated from college and...
