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Chapter 7 And The Creditor’s Meeting

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is often the easiest type of bankruptcy to qualify for, but this does not mean the process itself is simple. Those who pursue debt relief under Chapter 7 face a number of consequences and requirements, including subjecting themselves to a creditors’s meeting in the initial phases of the process. For some debtors, this meeting can carry great…

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When Should I File For Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is a very useful form of financial relief for many different borrowers, and it is finally receiving more recognition as a normal part of doing business and living as a consumer in America. Under the protection of bankruptcy law, overextended debtors can discharge significant portions of their debt in return for restrictions on future financial privileges for a set…

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Payday Loans, A Risk Not Worth Taking

If you are one of the numerous Ohio residents who is struggling from pay check to pay check, you have likely looked at instant money solutions. Payday loans are extremely popular, but are they a risk worth taking? There is nothing like being short on cash when an emergency strikes or when money runs out between pay checks. A payday…

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Spousal And Child Support And Chapter 13

Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows an individual with significant debt and significant income to halt collections practices by creditors and restructure his or her finances to pay the debt down over time. While abiding by the strict guidelines laid out for a Chapter 13 restructuring, some debtors may place a stay on collections regarding child support or spousal support, but the…

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Are Your Spouse’s Credit Cards Your Problem After Divorce?

When a couple chooses to get divorced, knowing how to handle a spouse’s credit card debt held within the marriage is often very difficult. While this is normal, that does not diminish how vitally important it is to make sure a person understands his or her relationship to their spouse’s debt before he or she rushes into the divorce process.…

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How Does Wage Garnishment Work, And How Can I Make It Stop?

There are many unpleasant consequences to owing a significant amount of debt. From dealing with constant harassment from creditors to facing threats of foreclosure, it can be both stressful and overwhelming for an Ohio consumer. This is especially true when you start losing part of your paycheck to wage garnishment. While it may seem hard to believe, it is actually…

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