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Tag Archives: BAPCPA
Can An Emergency Bankruptcy Be Filed To Stop A Foreclosure?
An emergency bankruptcy (sometimes referred to as a skeleton bankruptcy) can be filed to stop a foreclosure, however it is not a good idea to wait to the last minute to stop a foreclosure for a number of reasons. First, the changes … Continue reading
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Tagged Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, BAPCPA, credit counseling, dismissal, emergency, foreclosure, Kevin Gipson, new orleans bankruptcy attorney, new orleans bankruptcy lawyer
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Myth No. 3: Credit Card Debts Can No Longer Be Discharged In A Bankruptcy.
One of the misconceptions some clients have is that credit card debts can no longer be discharged in a Bankruptcy. This myth comes from changes in the Bankruptcy Code from when the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) was … Continue reading
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Tagged Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act, BAPCPA, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, credit card, debt
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Myth No. 1: You Can No Longer File For Bankruptcy.
Since the bankruptcy laws were changed in October of 2005 I have had several clients that were told they could no longer file for Bankruptcy. This is simply untrue, but with almost four years since the changes in the bankruptcy … Continue reading
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Tagged Bankruptcy, BAPCPA, debt collector, free inital consultation, free initial consultation, new orleans bankruptcy attorney, new orleans bankruptcy lawyer, The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005
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