An interesting bankruptcy law update came in late September when the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee issued an opinion on In re ...
The majority of students graduating from college are saddled with student debt. The amounts vary, but the average debt for college seniors carrying student loans ...
The law is ever evolving and bankruptcy law is no different. Despite a large code governing bankruptcy proceedings, there are still many issues for which ...
Alimony (spousal support) will not be affected by filing a bankruptcy. You must consult a bankruptcy attorney to discuss the effect of bankruptcy on property ...
Bankruptcy will not eliminate any child support or alimony (spousal support) that you owe. However, depending on your situation, you may be able to catch ...
No, you may file without your spouse. Joint debts Generally, marriage alone doesn’t make both spouses personally liable for a debt. Liability on contracts such ...
Student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy unless repaying the loan creates an undue hardship on you or your family. Proving hardship requires showing that ...
Transferring assets to someone else before filing will not put your assets beyond the reach of creditors and bankruptcy trustees. Such a transfer could lead ...