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Keeping Your Vehicle through Cramdown

Wasson and ThornhillJuly 28, 2017Chapter 13

Chapter 13 vehicle loan cramdown solves a number of serious practical problems that even Chapter 7 “straight bankruptcy” can’t.

Chapter 7 Redemption of Your Vehicle

Wasson and ThornhillJuly 17, 2017Vehicle Loans

If your vehicle is worth less than you owe on it, under Chapter 7 you can keep it by “redeeming” it–paying its present value in full.

Keep Your Car or Truck by Reaffirming its Loan

Wasson and ThornhillJuly 12, 2017Vehicle Loans

In a Chapter 7 case you “reaffirm” your vehicle loan if you want to keep your vehicle. This means you keep paying it.

Keeping Your Leased Vehicle under Chapter 13

Wasson and ThornhillJanuary 30, 2017Vehicles & Bankruptcy

Although Chapter 7 can work fine if you’re current on your lease, use Chapter 13 instead if you’re behind and need time to catch up.

Proofs of Claim of Secured Creditors in Chapter 13

Wasson and ThornhillNovember 23, 2016Secured Debts

If you want secured creditors to be paid in your Chapter 13 plan, they must file proofs of claim. Let’s use the example of a vehicle loan.

The Benefits of Giving up a Vehicle under Chapter 13

Wasson and ThornhillAugust 22, 2016Vehicle Loans

Chapter 13 gives you powerful ways to hold onto a vehicle, but it also lets you give up that vehicle without paying its debt.

Escaping Your Vehicle Lease through Chapter 7

Wasson and ThornhillMay 9, 2016Vehicles & Bankruptcy

A vehicle lease can cost you less up-front and each month, but is in reality very expensive. Bankruptcy is your way to break the contract.

“Reaffirmation” of Your Vehicle Loan

Wasson and ThornhillApril 27, 2016Chapter 7

A reaffirmation agreement is a document, usually prepared by your vehicle lender, which you sign and is then filed at the bankruptcy court.

A Fresh Start with a Vehicle Loan “Redemption”

Wasson and ThornhillJanuary 11, 2016Vehicle Loans

You may be able to keep your vehicle for less money by “redeeming” it—paying its present fair market value instead of the full debt.

A Fresh Start on Your Vehicle Loan through “Reaffirmation”

Wasson and ThornhillJanuary 8, 2016Vehicle Loans

A reaffirmation agreement makes you still liable on your vehicle loan so you can keep your car or truck after writing off your other debts.

Give Thanks for Chapter 7 “Straight Bankruptcy”

Wasson and ThornhillNovember 25, 2015Chapter 7

Chapter 7 has many important features deserving appreciation.

Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13–Keeping a Vehicle You’re Behind On

Wasson and ThornhillOctober 2, 2015Vehicle Loans

Two similar scenarios, two very different solutions for keeping a vehicle if you’re behind on payments.

Examples of Benefits of Chapter 13

Wasson and ThornhillDecember 22, 2014Chapter 13

We end this series on Chapter 13 with some illustrations of how it works and why it can be so great.

Giving Thanks for Chapter 13 Tools During Thanksgiving Week

Wasson and ThornhillNovember 26, 2014Chapter 13

Chapter 13 protects you from collection of back child/spousal support and income taxes, & can save you a ton of money on your vehicle loan.

Giving Thanks for Chapter 7 Tools and Tactics During Thanksgiving Week

Wasson and ThornhillNovember 24, 2014Chapter 7

Chapter 7 gets rid of judgment liens and older income taxes, lets business debtors avoid the “means test” and lets you keep a vehicle loan.

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