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856-254-2196
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TOLL FREE
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If you are going through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and suddenly find yourself in the position where you could pay off the bankruptcy early, you may want to know if it’s possible to do so. The truth is that you cannot typically finish the plan early unless you’re willing...
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Some Private Student Loans may be Discharged in Bankruptcy.
Can Bankruptcy Eliminate Debt If Judgment Already Entered? In most circumstances the answer is yes.
In both kinds of bankruptcy, the courts will also appoint a trustee. How does the role of the trustee differ in these two forms of bankruptcy?
Certain types of claims, such as child support, student loans and other things as well as fines are not dischargeable…However, it is worth noting that in New Jersey, surcharges can be discharged
Generally the tax lien purchasers will not accept from the homeowner monthly payments but only the entire balance owed. That is where a Chapter 13 can be used. It would allow you to pay the back real estate taxes over 3 to 5 years.
You have to provide information to the courts about your assets, and they have the authority to order you to use some of your property to repay your debts. However, that only happens in rare occasions when you cannot exempt all of your assets.
