What Is the Income Limit for Chapter 7 In Nevada?
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What Is the Income Limit for Chapter 7 In Nevada?

Chapter 7 bankruptcy has a number of requirements and standards that must be met in order for someone to be able to file. Income limits are an obvious restriction—if you make a lot of money, it’s assumed that you should be able to handle repaying your debts. On the other hand, those who don’t make…

Court Decision Offers Hope in Student Loan Bankruptcy Relief
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Court Decision Offers Hope in Student Loan Bankruptcy Relief

A recent bankruptcy case indicates there is hope for individuals filing for bankruptcy with student loan debts. A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals partially discharged the student loans of Michael Hedlund after a 10 year battle in court. Ordinarily, debt from student loans cannot be discharged through the normal bankruptcy process. For student loans,…

Collection Calls and Bankruptcy: Your Rights

Collection Calls and Bankruptcy: Your Rights

Bankruptcy law prevents collection calls and all other forms of debt-collection attempts once a case has been filed. The injunction, called the automatic stay, prohibits further actions from debt collectors including phone calls, lawsuits, letters and all other forms of communication. All contact is strictly prohibited, and most creditors oblige, resulting in immediate relief from…