Kansas and Missouri Debtors Can Protect Their Retirement in Bankruptcy Filing for bankruptcy can be daunting, especially when you’re worried about the security of your retirement savings. If you’re in Kansas or Missouri, you can breathe a sigh of relief. Here’s what you need to know about protecting your retirement when filing for bankruptcy. Chapter […]
BANKRUPTCY : CHAPTER 13 DEBT ELIGIBILITY LIMITS 2022 Increases In Filing And Exemption Limits For Bankruptcy Cases – The debt limitations are adjusted every 3 years. The Judicial Conference of the United States gave notice of the changes going into effect for cases filed after March 31, 2022 Chapter 13: Debtors have the option of
Understanding Pre-Petition and Post-Petition Debt in Bankruptcy What Does Pre-Petition vs. Post-Petition Mean in Bankruptcy? When filing for bankruptcy, it’s important to understand the difference between pre-petition and post-petition debt. These terms define when your debt was created and determine whether it can be included in your bankruptcy case. Pre-Petition Debt Pre-petition debt includes everything
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How Medical Debt Impacts Your Marriage and Bankruptcy Options How Medical Debt Impacts Your Marriage Medical debt is one of the most common financial struggles for married couples. Whether it’s from an unexpected hospital stay, surgery, or ongoing treatments, these bills can add up quickly. In some cases, they can create stress and tension in
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Protect Yourself from Fraudulent Calls: Important Notice for Bankruptcy Filers If you have filed for bankruptcy, it’s crucial to be aware of potential telephone scams. Public notices from the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA) and the United States Bankruptcy Courts highlight the importance of vigilance. Key Points to Remember: At no time during
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Understanding Poverty in Johnson County, KS I recently read an article in the JOCO – The Johnson County Government Magazine, titled “The truth about poverty in Johnson County.” While as Bankruptcy Attorneys we deal with people every day facing financial problems, this article brings home not only the problem our County is facing but also
What You Need to Know for June 2014 The Judicial Conference of the United States approved amendments to the Bankruptcy Court Miscellaneous Fee Schedule, which will go into effect on June 1, 2014. The amendment affecting most bankruptcy filers is an increase in the administrative fee assessed at the filing of every bankruptcy case. The
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