Chapter 13 Bankruptcy and Mortgage Arrears
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy and Mortgage Arrears One of the major reasons people file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection is because they are significantly behind on their mortgage [...]
Bankruptcy – What is the Automatic Stay?
Bankruptcy - What is the Automatic Stay? The automatic stay, is one of the most important functions of filing a bankruptcy case. The automatic stay is the [...]
Inheritance and Bankruptcy
There are many different chapters of bankruptcy therefore there are many different ways that the bankruptcy court will deal with a debtor who is inheriting from a [...]
Bankruptcy – Family Members as Creditors
Most often, I write about bankruptcy issues when I see a debtor in a problem that if dealt with properly before a bankruptcy case has been filed, [...]
Taxes and Bankruptcy
I've been doing this job for quite a while now and have talked to countless potential clients and debtors. In my conversations with potential bankruptcy debtors, a [...]
What is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Arizona Chapter 7 bankruptcy is probably the most frequently filed chapter of bankruptcy in the District of Arizona. An individual or entity filing [...]
Bankruptcy in Arizona – What is a 341 Meeting of Creditors, and What Can I Expect?
Bankruptcy in Arizona – What is a 341 Meeting of Creditors, and What Can I Expect? The Bankruptcy Code maintains that every person or entity, who files [...]
If I File Bankruptcy, Will My Annuity Be Taken?
If I File Bankruptcy, Will My Annuity Be Taken? By Casey Yontz - Bankruptcy Lawyer Mesa If you have an annuity, and are fling for bankruptcy in [...]
If I File Bankruptcy Will I Get a 1099 From My Creditors?
If I File Bankruptcy Will I Get a 1099 From My Creditors? By Casey Yontz - Mesa Bankruptcy Lawyer If the debt was cancelled because you filed [...]
Bankruptcy and Inherited IRAs
Bankruptcy and Inherited IRAs In a recent US Supreme Court decision, the Court held that inherited IRAs will not be considered “retirement funds” and therefore exempt under [...]
