Do you have questions about filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Kansas City? Contact Troppito Miller Griffin, LLC for a consultation explaining your options.
Individuals filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy may face many challenges when trying to discharge their private student loan debt. Often they must continue paying this debt even after they filed for bankruptcy. Now, a new court ruling may change things. What does this mean for bankruptcy and student loans? Is My Student Loan Debt Dischargable …
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Our Kansas City Bankruptcy Lawyers Explain How to Stop Foreclosure Our Kansas City Bankruptcy lawyers recently wrote a blog on using bankruptcy to halt certain types of wage garnishments. When you file for bankruptcy, an automatic stay goes into effect that prevents creditor collection attempts. In some cases, this may include a foreclosure sale. You …
Our Kansas City Bankruptcy Attorneys Explain Chapter 13 bankruptcy and Chapter 7 bankruptcy can help you protect important assets from creditors while discharging debts. However, there are a number of other bankruptcy mechanisms that are beneficial to filers. An automatic stay goes into effect when you file a bankruptcy petition. The automatic stay prevents creditor …
Moving to Kansas – Unlimited Homestead Exemption Kansas has a very favorable homestead exemption. The homestead exemption in Kansas is unlimited, which means you could own a million dollar home in Kansas and still keep all the equity in your Kansas home even after filing for Bankruptcy protection. Some people want to move to Kansas …
Kansas City Bankruptcy Attorneys, Troppito Miller Griffin, LLC When you file Bankruptcy in Kansas, you may keep certain property under the Kansas exemptions. The Kansas exemptions are listed below. ASSET EXEMPTION DESCRIPTION (PROPERTY YOU CAN KEEP) HOMESTEAD Real property or mobile home you occupy or intend to occupy to unlimited value; property cannot exceed 1 …
