If you do not qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may feel uncertain about how to manage your debts. However, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may still give you another way to seek relief from overwhelming debt. Understanding how Chapter 13 works can help you decide if it is...
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What if your income drops during Chapter 13?
A Chapter 13 repayment plan may last several years. During that time, losing a job or working fewer hours could make your monthly payment difficult to afford. That problem may become more serious if your regular household costs stay the same. A drop in income does not...
How Indianapolis filers can keep their property in Chapter 7
When filing for bankruptcy, you may worry about many things, such as losing your property, damaging your credit and dealing with financial stress. No one wants to lose their property during an already difficult time. Although Chapter 7 is called a “liquidation”...
Medical debt settlement and bankruptcy: Choosing the right option
A single illness, injury or hospital stay may leave an Indiana resident with debt that seems impossible to manage. In this situation, many people consider two paths: debt settlement or bankruptcy. While each option has benefits and limits, the right decision depends...


