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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...

Bankruptcy offers several advantages when your debts become insurmountable and your creditors close in on you. It also can make your life easier after the bankruptcy process is over. The best bankruptcy outcomes are the ones when you avoid problems that can arise from mistakes. Here, we consider some avoidable errors that can complicate...

If you have ever filed for bankruptcy in the past, the good news is that if you need to resort to bankruptcy protection from creditors again, federal law does not limit how often you can file bankruptcy. However, this ability to file more than one time is not unrestricted. The United States Bankruptcy Code...

The length of your bankruptcy process will depend on the type of bankruptcy you decide to file. For a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the process typically takes four to six months from the initial filing to the final discharge. In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, your repayment plan will take three to five years, based on...