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Generally, no. Most routine traffic tickets and parking fines aren't dischargeable in Chapter 7, and a Chapter 7 discharge usually enters only after the objection...

Yes, travel is generally possible after filing Chapter 7, and the case often lasts only about 3 to 6 months, which makes planning around it...

In most Chapter 7 cases, a pay raise or new job after filing isn't a problem, and wages earned after the filing date are usually...

The trustee is another attorney who is assigned to your case by the US Trustee to represent the bankruptcy estate. The trustee is the person...

  In most cases, personal injury settlements received before filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy are exempt from being included in the bankruptcy estate. This means...

    We get this phone call often. The person on the other end of the call is a former client of LifeBack Law Firm....

Filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy is a great way for individuals struggling with debt to find financial relief. When filing bankruptcy, anyone who earns less...

At LifeBack Law we file both chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. A chapter 7 is referred to as a liquidation bankruptcy, where as...

Welcome back to our series of blog posts on the history and philosophy of the economy, bankruptcy, and debt – today we continue to discuss...

If you are looking at filing bankruptcy in Minneapolis, Minnesota, you may be wondering what steps you have to take and what you need to...

Not all debts in a bankruptcy are dischargeable. 11 U.S.C. § 523 of the Bankruptcy Code provides exceptions to the dischargeability of some debts. This...

Over my last posts, we discussed the bankruptcy regimes in the United States up to the Chandler Act of 1938. It is worth taking a...