I saw the US Trustee's office discussing this matter on a case before Judge Cassling last week. The case was dismissed, namely because the debtor didn't file most of the required documents. It's a shame that these individuals were taking advantage of debtors, when a qualified attorney could get them much better results....get their cars back, and get rid of the fines, often for as little as pennies on the dollar with a Chapter 13 bankrutpcy!! Contact me for a free consultation on how...
T is for Terrance Leeders – head bankrutpcy attorney and owner of Leeders & Associates
Hi All. I was recently interviewed for an article by BankruptcyHome.com. I have enclosed a link to their article. If anyone as has any further questions, feel free to contact me at Leederslaw.com, or call me at 312-346-7400. I'm happy to help any consumer or small business debtors file for bankruptcy relief, and as always, we offer free consultations for Bankruptcy.http://www.bankruptcyhome.com/attorney-interviews/terrance-leeders
S is for Setoff of bank accounts and bankruptcy
I see this issue frequently.
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R is for repossession
R is for Repossession
I would estimate that over half, if not 75% of my clients have had a repossession in the past, many with 2 or even 3 of them. Chapter 7 is a great tool to wipe those debts out and get a fresh start. But, if it just happened, and you want your car back?? I can get it back for you!! Generally in Illinois you get 21 days from the date of the repossession to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This will allow you to get the vehicle back!...
Q is for Quick Bankruptcy Filing
Bankruptcy cases are filed electronically.Our office has the capability to file cases quickly for those emergency cases, like to stop an imminent foreclosure sale, or to get a car back that was recently repossessed. This is done utilizing Chapter 13 bankruptcy. We just need a few pieces of information, you will need to take your credit counseling class, and we are set. We'll pull your credit reports. Contact us today if you need a quick bankruptcy filing! Our website...
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P is for Plan
Under chapter 13 bankruptcy, you can consolidate your debt, paying back consumer debt at as little as ten cents per dollar owed. Secured debts are paid based on fair market value -most cars, furniture, appliances jewelry etc.Mortgage arrears are paid 100%, as are domestic support obligations and recent tax liabilities.
Chicago Bankruptcy – O is for One on One Personal Service
At Leeders & Associates, we treat each client with respect, and customize each case to each individuals needs. We are not a large bankruptcy mill, with hundreds of staff helping you....we offer a more personalized experience. We know our clients by name, not by an account number or their bankruptcy case number.Attorney Terry Leeders files every bankruptcy case, so he has intimate knowledge of every case. He reviews each case for accuracy,...
N is for a no asset report in bankruptcy
This is the holy grail in bankruptcy, what every chapter seven debtor wants.
A no asset report by the standing bankruptcy trustee means there are no assets to administer in the bankruptcy case for the benefit of creditors. It's either because your exemptions are great enough to protect all of your belongings, or that there is no significant value that the trustee would receive if they tried to liquidate the unexempt asset. (The trustee does not want to sell your used VHS cassette tapes at...
M is for Marriage in bankruptcy
If you are married, you are not required to file a joint bankruptcy. In many cases you should though.a. If you live in a community property state it is usually wise to file a joint case. Debts incurred by either spouse during a marriage are each spouses responsibility in most instances. Therefore, if only one spouse files on marital debt, the other spouse gets socked with the responsibility for repayment, which defeats the purpose of filing a bankruptcy case.b. Many...