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Practical Bankruptcy: Keeping an Important Asset in Chapter 7 Even If It’s Not Exempt

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 30, 2013Asset Protection

You don’t necessarily need Chapter 13 to protect an exposed asset. The bankruptcy trustee in Chapter 7 is usually willing to do a deal.

A Sensible Explanation for the “Jobless Recovery”

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 27, 2013Personal Finance

Corporate profits are very high, while unemployment remains high. Why aren’t businesses hiring more? Because they don’t think they need to.

Practical Bankruptcy: The Disabled Veteran, Active Duty, and Homeland Defense Exemptions from the “Means Test”

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 25, 2013Bankruptcy Procedure

Skip the “means test” and qualify for Chapter 7 if you fit within these military-related exemptions. But they ARE narrow ones.

Practical Bankruptcy: The Easiest Way to Qualify for Chapter 7 Is to Avoid the Consumer “Means Test” Altogether

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 23, 2013Chapter 7

Skip the “means test” if your debts are not primarily consumer debts.

Practical Bankruptcy: Passing the Income Side of the “Means Test” to Qualify for Chapter 7

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 20, 2013Qualifying for Bankruptcy

The easiest way to pass the “means test” is to have no more than median income. Here’s how it works.

Practical Bankruptcy: Stopping an IRS Levy and Resolving Your Income Tax Debts through Chapter 13

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 18, 2013Income Taxes

Chapter 7 can only help in certain tax debt situations. Chapter 13 “adjustment of debts” is both more powerful and more flexible.

Practical Bankruptcy: Stopping an IRS Garnishment with Chapter 7

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 16, 2013Tax Debts

Even though a 3-to-5-year Chapter 13 case is often the best option for income tax debts, sometimes all you need is a simpler Chapter 7.

Practical Bankruptcy: Stopping Your Home’s Foreclosure to Keep it, or Sell it later, through Chapter 13

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 13, 2013Foreclosure

When it’s smart to file a 3-to-5-year Chapter 13 case to prevent a home foreclosure and be able to keep it permanently, or to sell it later.

Practical Bankruptcy: Stopping the Foreclosure of Your Home and Keeping It Through Chapter 7

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 11, 2013Foreclosure

Do you really have to file a 3-to-5-year Chapter 13 case to stop a foreclosure of your home and then be able to keep it permanently?

Practical Bankruptcy: Delaying Your Home’s Foreclosure to Buy Time to Move

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 9, 2013Foreclosure

Even if you don’t think you can stay in your home, Chapter 7 gives you more time to save money for your move, and may buy some leverage.

Practical Bankruptcy: Stopping Collection of Child Support Arrearage

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 6, 2013Child & Spousal Support

Chapter 7 “straight bankruptcy” does not stop aggressive collections by your ex-spouse or support enforcement. But Chapter 13 does.

Practical Bankruptcy: Vehicle Loan “Cramdown” Under Chapter 13

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 4, 2013Vehicle Loans

Do you absolutely need to keep your vehicle, but can’t afford the monthly payments? See if you qualify for a “cramdown.”

Labor Day Special–The Most Hard-Working and Productive Workers

Wasson and ThornhillSeptember 2, 2013Holidays

Long working hours, comparatively good tools, and an efficient business environment mean that we produce more per person than anybody else.

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