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FAQs
Can I discharge my student loans in a bankruptcy proceeding?
Possibly. In order to determine whether student loans are dischargeable, a separate case called an Adversary Proceeding is filed. The Adversary Proceeding could result in a full discharge, partial discharge, or even a settlement with more favorable terms. This is a great topic of conversation to speak with your attorney about during your free consultation.
Do I need a Phoenix Bankruptcy Lawyer?
Hiring an attorney is an extremely important decision. You want someone who will listen to your story and take the time to understand your specific situation. You want someone who will help you come up with the best strategy and plan for bankruptcy that provides you with relief and with the tools for success moving forward.
If I file for bankruptcy, should I keep secured property or should I surrender it?
This is entirely dependent on your personal circumstances. There are ways to file bankruptcy and still keep your vehicle, your home, and your personal possessions. Talk with your attorney about how.
Is it possible to discharge child support or other family obligations through bankruptcy?
Domestic support obligations are typically non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. However, a bankruptcy that structures repayments of past-due obligations might be right for you.
Will all credit card debts be dischargeable in bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy law requires that all debts be disclosed, including unsecured debts such as credit cards. It is very important to speak with your attorney about recent credit card use for cash advances or luxury items that could result in an objection to discharge from a creditor.
We try to answer commonly asked questions like these on the FAQ page of our website.
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