How Quickly Can You File Bankruptcy After Your Consultation? If you’ve had an initial consultation with Walden Legal Solutions and are ready to move forward, the timeline for filing bankruptcy depends on a few steps that need to be completed first. Here’s what you need to know: Steps Before Filing How Quickly Can You File? […]
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Understanding 1099-A and 1099-C Forms Post-Bankruptcy If you’ve filed for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy and received a 1099 form afterward, you may be confused or worried about the tax implications. Receiving a 1099-A or 1099-C after bankruptcy is common, and understanding why you received it can help you take the proper steps to
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Will Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Clear Your Traffic Ticket Debt? If you’re drowning in debt, including unpaid traffic tickets, you may be wondering if filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Kansas can help. The simple answer is no, you cannot discharge traffic ticket debt in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. However, don’t lose hope just yet—there are other
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What Happens to Child Support Arrears in Bankruptcy? If your ex-spouse has filed for bankruptcy and owes you child support arrears, you may be wondering whether you’ll still receive the payments owed to you. The good news is that child support arrears are considered a priority debt and are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. Here’s what
What Happens to Your Tax Refunds When Filing Bankruptcy in Kansas or Missouri? Tax season is here, and many families are eagerly awaiting their refunds from the IRS, Kansas, or Missouri. If you’re considering bankruptcy, you may wonder whether your tax refunds are safe or if they’ll be turned over to creditors. The answer depends
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Understanding Your Duty to List All Assets and Liabilities in Kansas or Missouri Bankruptcy Cases Filing for bankruptcy involves full transparency with the Court. One of your key responsibilities as a debtor is to list all of your assets and liabilities when filing your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case in Kansas or Missouri.
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Understanding the Role of a Bankruptcy Trustee in Your Case When filing for bankruptcy, you’ll likely encounter a bankruptcy trustee at some point in the process. But who are they, and what role do they play in your case? Here’s everything you need to know about bankruptcy trustees. Who Is a Bankruptcy Trustee? A bankruptcy
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Is Your Car Safe When You File for Bankruptcy? Filing for bankruptcy can be overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure about what will happen to your personal property, like your car. The good news is that both Kansas and Missouri have exemptions that may allow you to keep your vehicle, but the rules differ by state
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Understanding Homestead Exemptions in Kansas and Missouri Bankruptcy Cases Filing for bankruptcy can be a stressful process, especially when you’re worried about keeping your home. Whether you can keep your house depends on the type of bankruptcy you file and the exemptions available in your state. Here’s what you need to know about homestead exemptions
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Bankruptcy Guilt: Why You Need to Redirect Your Energy Many times, we see our bankruptcy clients in anguish over the thought of wiping out their debt. They feel guilty about walking away from their creditors. In some cases, the dilemma is obvious; the small-town doctor who agreed to bill you for your office visits, resulting
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