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Bankruptcy is not an application process and is purely objective, meaning you do not need to have a minimum threshold of debt or a “valid” reason to file. However, there are some reasons why you may not be able to file for a specific chapter. For example, you may not pass the means test...

Redemption is a process available in Chapter 7 bankruptcy that allows you to regain control over important property. In this article, we’ll look at how redemption works and its implications for your financial future. To learn more about redemption in bankruptcy, call Stone Rose Law at (480) 739-2448 to speak with an Arizona bankruptcy...

When you file a petition for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona, as long as your case encounters no delays, you can expect to receive your order of discharge about four months after you file. If you have an experienced bankruptcy lawyer to represent you, like the...

A reaffirmation in bankruptcy means agreeing to the original terms of a loan agreement after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. This post is about what these reaffirmation agreements are and how they work in a bankruptcy case. We highly recommend speaking with your bankruptcy attorney before signing such an agreement. Call Stone Rose Law...

Fortunately, if medical debt becomes too much for you to afford, it is possible to discharge medical costs through bankruptcy. This post covers some of the considerations that can help you decide whether bankruptcy protection is the right choice for you if you are having trouble affording medical expenses. To answer your question as...