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What is chapter 13 bankruptcy?

A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is a repayment plan. In many cases, a Chapter 13 debtor is allowed to pay back a portion of their debt over time and at the end of the case the balance of that debt is discharged. I'm Stuart Alford, a bankruptcy lawyer with the law firm of Alford & Bertrand. I've been practicing bankruptcy law for almost 20 years.

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What is chapter 13 bankruptcy?

Chapter thirteen bankruptcy is available, number one, for somebody who has mortgage arrears that they cannot pay, that their house is being foreclosed. And it allows them to do two things. One pay the mortgage arrears over a period of five years. It also allows them to pay only a portion of their unsecured debt, such as credit card debt, often as low as ten percent. Chapter thirteen is also available for people whose income is too high to allow them to file a chapter seven. Hi, I’m Harvey Alford with the law firm of Alford and Bertrand. We have thirty years expertise in the area of bankruptcy. If you feel you need a fresh financial start, we offer a free consultation.

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What's the difference between chapter 7 & 13 bankruptcy?

The chapter seven bankruptcy is a much shorter process which involves the filing of a bankruptcy participation, a meeting with a trusty and a subsequent discharge of dept. A chapter thirteen bankruptcy is a process which can last any where from three to five years and involves the repayment of at least part of your dept. I'm Stewart Alford a bankruptcy lawyer with the law firm of Alford and Bertrand I have been practicing bankruptcy law for almost twenty year's.

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What happens to my debt after a bankruptcy?

In a chapter 7 bankruptcy most, if not all, of your debt can be discharged and is no longer forcible against you for all practical purposes until the end of time. In a chapter 13 bankruptcy, you present a plan to the court which provides how you will pay a portion or all of this debt over a period of up to five years. I'm Stuart Alford the bankruptcy lawyer for the law firm of Alford and Bertrand. I've been practicing bankruptcy law for almost 20 years.

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Can I keep my house in a bankruptcy?

In many cases you keep your home and you keep all your personal possessions. If you are behind on your mortgage in many cases a chapter 13 plan will allow you to pay back your mortgage arrears without interest, or penalties or late fees, over a period of up to 5 years. I'm Stuart Alford, a bankruptcy lawyer of the law firm of Alford & Bertrand. I've been practicing bankruptcy law for almost 20 years

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