Category: Chapter 13
North Carolina recognizes Tenancy by the Entirety ownership of real property, and now there is one more reason why that […]
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals (of which North Carolina is a part) ruled October 28, 2013 that a Chapter […]
Having a judgment entered against you can be a stressful situation, especially when the Sheriff’s deputy shows up with a […]
We are commonly asked whether debts may be excluded from a bankruptcy filing. Below are several common examples: 1. A secured debt […]
The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPCPA) is considered to be one of the most radical […]
Though more common in the commercial lending context, loans secured by a person’s residence are occasionally designed to mature or […]
What might happen to tangible personal property is a frequent inquiry we receive from individuals considering a bankruptcy filing. Tangible […]
When an individual falls behind on secured debt payments, there isn’t a lot of good news that we can give. […]
Let’s start with the general rule: the relief granted in an individual’s bankruptcy case is limited to that individual. A […]
First, just to be clear, a 401[k] loan is not actually a “loan” in the traditional sense. It’s really just a way […]