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Have you heard the phrase “bankruptcy protection” and wondered how a bankruptcy could protect you? Most potential bankruptcy clients usually have a sense of what...

Everyone that files bankruptcy is required to take a court mandated credit counseling course prior to filing. This can be done either online or by...

If you file bankruptcy and your spouse does not file with you, your spouse will remain liable on any joint debt. In a chapter 13...

It’s tough to pick up the phone and call our office to set up an appointment to speak with one of the attorneys at Kain...

As a refresher, the 341 meeting is a 5-10 minute meeting with the bankruptcy trustee. During the meeting the trustee will ask you questions to...

The short answer to this question is simple: no, you cannot choose which debts are in your bankruptcy and you cannot leave any out. When...

The concept of discharge can prove to be a bit confusing to individuals not directly involved in the field of bankruptcy. Essentially, discharge means the...

As a refresher, the 341 meeting or meeting of creditors, is a 5-to-10-minute hearing, where the bankruptcy trustee for your case asks you questions. Typically,...

When you file bankruptcy, there are certain assets the bankruptcy laws let you protect. The laws are designed so that you aren’t left destitute for...

Filing bankruptcy is a court action, so it is public, but most people do not keep tabs on the current bankruptcy filings. However, if you...

When you do your taxes this year, your 2020 tax returns, you may encounter the Recovery Rebate Credit. The Recovery Rebate Credit is a protected...

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