You may be surprised! This is a common question and concern for those considering bankruptcy as an option to relieve their debt stress. You may be surprised to find that the damage may not be as bad as you think and that it is possible to rebuild your credit. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy involves the…
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Will the Trustee Come Into My Home if I File Bankruptcy in Kansas?
Many of our clients want to know when the trustee will come to their home to look over their property. Debtors filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy are anticipating the trustee coming into their homes to determine what property will be sold during the course of their case. Our clients are relieved to know that the…
Can I represent myself in a bankruptcy case or do I need to hire a Kansas Bankruptcy Attorney?
We get this question a lot. We know that funds are already tight — that’s why you are considering bankruptcy. So, do you really need to come up with extra money to hire a Kansas Bankruptcy Attorney or can you go it alone? Legally, you can file any case you want to on your own…
Can I file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
The two chapters of bankruptcy utilized by most consumers are chapter 7 or chapter 13. A case filed under chapter 7 will be a shorter case, where the trustee assigned is looking for nonexempt property to sell for the benefit of the creditors. A case filed under chapter 13 will be open for 3-5 years,…
