
Reasons you shouldn’t explore bankruptcy as an option to your debt problems.
Bankruptcy issues, articles and thoughts by attorney Mark J. Markus

You can be below the median income and still not qualify for bankruptcy, and above the median and be able to qualify. Sound confusing? Read more.

What are some of the dangers of borrowing against your 401k or retirement plans? How does this affect your ability to file for bankruptcy protection?

Your House: Can you keep it in bankruptcy? And if so, what other options are available? How to calculate equity.

Once you get to the promised land in a bankruptcy case–the date your discharge is granted–there is frequently confusion among many as to which of their debts were in fact discharged. The confusion stems from expectations that there is some official specific ruling as to each debt. That would be nice, but it’s not the [...]
Credit card and student loan payments do not factor in to the analysis for determining Chapter 7 eligibility. It seems not a day goes by that I’m not trying to explain to a potential client why their payments to debts owed to unsecured creditors do not count in their budget in determining eligibility to file [...]
The bankruptcy of one party does not affect the liability of another party, whether they be a co-signer or co-obligor on the debts. Bankruptcy discharges the obligation to pay on a debt; it does not eliminate the debt itself.

Reopening your case if your bankruptcy case is closed without discharge due to failure to file the required Financial management course certificate.
The 9th circuit BAP recently clarified the scope of the automatic stay relating to increasing mortgage escrow payments after a bankruptcy case is filed.
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