Exemptions from bankruptcy assist filers get a fresh start by allowing them to keep the property they’ll need to keep a house and a job. Kentucky bankruptcy exemptions also play
Many people already understand that filing for bankruptcy is a complicated process. It involves significant consequences in terms of credit scores, finances, and much more. In fact, it has the
What Does Trustee’s Motion to Dismiss Mean? If you are in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and unable to keep up with your payments, the Trustee or one of your creditors
You may be able to change your Chapter 13 bankruptcy case to a Chapter 7 if you can no longer afford to make your Chapter 13 bankruptcy payments. You can
Payday loans seem like an appealing option when you’re struggling to pay your bills and falling behind on monthly payments. Payday lenders that work with Chapter 13 (also known as
Some Kentucky consumers choose to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions instead of Chapter 7 petitions either because they do not pass the means test or because of the types of
Yes, you can keep your car if you file Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Kentucky. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is actually designed to help you protect valuable assets like vehicles while managing
If you are behind on Chapter 13 payments, speak to a Louisville bankruptcy lawyer at the O’Bryan Law Offices. After filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you must make
When you have consulted with an attorney about filing a personal injury case, you may expect a settlement or judgment that will pay off most or all of your debt.
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