Some people may be confused about claiming bankruptcy. In some areas the rules have been tightened and therefore it is important to be careful before filing a claim. It is important to explore your options before making a final decision.
It seems like this would be challanged (sucessfully) in court since the laws when the contract was signed didnt allow modification. I can understand how they could mandate that future mortgages are capable of being modified but not those already written… seems kinda like ex post facto.
Question by La-la: Can I get student loans while enrolled in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy? I am currently in a chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment plan. I have some student loans that are included in this plan. Is it possible for me to take out additional student loans next year? I am going to graduate school [...]
What should you do if you simply don’t have the money to rescue the account from charge-off, or if the account has already been charged off by the creditor?
By Gurmit Singh Toor Refinancing after a bankruptcy is not impossible, but it does take some work, and while some companies will refinance a day after the bankruptcy is discharged, it is not a good idea because the lender is not the most reputable. Use the six months to prepare properly for the refinance. Research [...]