
Do you have to pay taxes on debts discharged in bankruptcy? How do you handle your tax returns after a bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy issues, articles and thoughts by attorney Mark J. Markus

Do you have to pay taxes on debts discharged in bankruptcy? How do you handle your tax returns after a bankruptcy?

Why is there such a difference in fees charged by bankruptcy attorneys. Is there really a difference in quality?
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.
Explore Your Options Sooner Rather Than Later: You May Have More Than You Think Many people who are in financial turmoil and seeking bankruptcy relief often, quite understandably, feel powerless and out of control. This comes from feeling like they have no options. They think their creditors are going to come into their homes [...]
Bankruptcy protects those who have filed from discriminatory treatment by employers and student loan agencies.
When does it make sense to file a Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 case for a corporation, LLC, or partnership?

Reopening your case if your bankruptcy case is closed without discharge due to failure to file the required Financial management course certificate.
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