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USA Bankruptcy Questions Answered
When there is absolutely no other way to manage debt, then the only way out is to file for bankruptcy. There are many reasons why people file for bankruptcy, one of the major reasons being that all other possible debt management methods have failed.
Let’s look at the top ten reasons why people file for bankruptcy and hope that these answer your bankruptcy questions.
Bankruptcy has two chapters, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which is “straight” bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which is reorganization. Both of them eliminate your obligation to pay debt. This will discharge the debtor from all debt.
Bankruptcy prevents the creditor to repossess your car and other property. Even if the creditor has already repossessed your car, filing for bankruptcy will force them to return back the property, car, or other assets.
If your house is in foreclosure, Chapter 13 bankruptcy will stop the foreclosure any time before its sale. Therefore, the debtor can make the payments missed of your mortgage. Bankruptcy will structure a debt management plan so that the debtor can pay back the liable mortgage arrears.
One of the major reasons for filing for bankruptcy is when people lose their jobs. Let’s take a look at a scenario. Out of a couple, both are working, and manage to live a comfortable life by taking out a regular amount of debt, and using credit cards with relative ease. However, all of a sudden, one of them loses a job. This means the family will be left with half the salary, half the insurance, half the medical coverage, and so on.
Unfortunately, nature decides to take its course sometimes, and the debtor, or his/her family is given a fatal illness, or an accident, which gives a chunk of bills and no money. In such cases, all other bills become insignificant. Chapter 7 of bankruptcy reduces bills to a large extent.
Creditors sometimes harass the debtor so that they can be pressurized into returning debt. They will call the home of a debtor, and use abusive language, and give threats. If the debtor files for bankruptcy in such cases, the harassment and abuse will stop at once.
A debtor is a human being, with the right to live. Normally, the reasons for bankruptcy are not just limited to one, but there are several, and most of them are linked to each other. For example, if the debtor’s home is in threat of foreclosure, then a debtor’s utility bill may also be in risk of being terminated. Filing bankruptcy can prevent this.
Wage garnishment is a process where the debtor’s weekly earnings are taken away from him/her. This may leave the debtor in difficult times. Chapter 7 of bankruptcy has a clause which will not allow wage garnishment. This clause allows the debtor to purchase necessities for himself/herself and their family if necessary. Chapter 13 has some clauses which also help.
Bankruptcy can consolidate any student loans which the debtor has taken, but it will not eliminate them. However, even consolidation is a big help if the debtor is in the position to file for bankruptcy.
Lastly, bankruptcy allows the debtor to challenge their creditor, who may be trying to force you to hand over more money than what you actually are liable for. A lawyer can give the support and the assistance you will require to step up to these creditors. They may negotiate between the dominating creditor and the debtor.
For personal advice on your debt position, please call 0845 2267 153 or use anyone of the many contact options available through this web site, Finance Inc are happy to offer you free advice in circumstances were you find yourself in debt and in many cases can offer you the correct debt management solution for you situation.
debt is a problem and for a lot of people it is becoming more prominent.
Whether its business people, career people or students, we all have a great
tendency to buy and spend more than we should or can afford to do so which
lends itself to debt management problems. debt management
can be the very solution to your problem, where debt problems are experienced.
debt management is not something to be embarrassed about nor should you consider
yourself to be alone, ask for help, it is there in many forms from professional
debt management companies like our own to voluntary organisations. Figures
show that the average household debt in the UK is £8,795
(excluding mortgages) and £53,701 including mortgages.
Debt management is not necessarily needed for this level of debt but it does
highlight the rising debt management problems for many. In addition to this
figure and alarmingly the average owed by every UK adult is £27,638
(including mortgages). This grew by £200 last month.
debt management will help, simply ask you are not alone.
IVA – Individual Voluntary Arrangement
IVA or Individual Voluntary Arrangement are
legal processes that can take the place of bankruptcy which were brought about
as part of the Insolvency Act 1986. IVA's were originally introduced by the
government as a business insolvency solution, but they found that higher and
upwardly spiraling consumer debt led many non-professionals to seek the IVA
option as an alternative to bankruptcy. An IVA is a legally binding contract
between you and the companies you are in debt too. An IVA means you are in
debt and owe money. An IVA will allow you to reach a compromise with the people
or business you owe money too. By doing this the IVA will reduce your debt
to a level which is affordable to your income. The IVA will eventually clear
your debt over a fixed number of months usually within 5 years. An IVA specialist
like the team at Finance INC can help you understand your debt and calculate
an affordable repayment level, which is fair to both you and the debtors to
which the IVA will relate.
debt consolidation
What is a debt consolidation? Debt consolidation is simply
a repayment plan where someone who is in debt to many different debtors, can
group each individual debt into one single larger debt. debt consolidation
creates one single debt which is then paid for by taking out a debt consolidation
loan. debt consolidation usually takes place when someone holds many unsecured
debts. As the result is you have one debt, the payments are usually much less
than the accumulated payments made for each individual debt you had and therefore
becomes more manageable. Debt consolidation loans can be obtained either through
a further unsecured debt consolidation loans or through a secure loans, perhaps
an extension to your mortgage or other secured loan. The borrower must be
aware that a secured debt consolidation loan is usually done against the value
of your house. Care and consideration must be given to this as future breaches
of this debt could mean the loss of your house or other valuable items that
form the security through which the loan is granted. debt consolidation is
something that many people throughout the UK turn to, to reduce their debt,
it can be on a small scale if you owe £3-4000 to various credit and
debit cards, or on a much greater scale if your debt has spiraled out of control.
Either way debt consolidation does provide many with a realistic opportunity
to reduce your payments and ultimately your overall debt. Should debt consolidation
be something you feel may help your current debt situation, then contact one
of our professionals and receive the best, unbiased advice from a professional
debt consolidation specialists.
