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Reaffirmation Required: No "Ride-Through" Allowed Says Bankruptcy Judge
Reaffirmation Required: What Is It?
Reaffirmation agreements and their role in Michigan Chapter 7 bankruptcies were described in our prior blog post on the...
Active Duty Reservists and Disabled Vets Eligible for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Means Test Exemption
The Financial Hardship of Active Military Duty or Disability Is Recognized in the US Bankruptcy Code
There is a limited exception or...
Michigan Bankruptcy Exemption Amounts Increased—And About Darn Time!
For the first time since 2011, the Michigan State Legislature has taken time to think about Michigan citizens in economic need and has updated some of the state statutory...
Increased Michigan Median Income Numbers = Increased Chapter 7 Eligibility Challenges
The Office of the US Trustee has released its new bankruptcy means test numbers for all case filed on or after April 1, 2014. These numbers reflect the median...
It's Simple: Just File a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
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Debtors Have No Power to Reject or Assume a Residential Lease in Chapter 7...
