How to file for Kentucky Chapter 7 Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
How to file for Chapter 7 Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
How do you file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 ? Our webpages take you step by step through the process of how to file for a Chapter 13 and Chapter 7.
This page is just the checklist summary of the bankruptcy process. Please look at the other sub-pages on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 that systematically explain the process. In Louisville Kentucky and most districts, there are certain documents that must be provided to the Trustee. In some districts, these documents will need to be provided to the US Trustee as well. This is the list of the documents you will need to file for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. It is your goal and the job of the Trustee to insure petition information is accurate and complete. If the petition is complete and accurate listing all of the assets, liabilities income and expenses it is very rare that anything will go wrong.
There is a required class to file for any Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 and there is a second class taken after filing to complete a bankruptcy and obtain a discharge. The failure to take either class means the case will be dismissed without a discharge and the case will have to be refiled. The failure to show at the hearing means the case will be continued to a second hearing or dismissed.
There is a “How to file Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy” and Adobe presentation similar to a PowerPoint that quickly explains Chapter 7 and 13 issues. There is a PowerPoint presentation that explains How to discharge Income Taxes. There is another PowerPoint in adobe format that explains Bankruptcy and Avoid Home foreclosure or obtain additional time as free rent in your home. In addition there is a Bankruptcy Manual that explains step by step how to file for Bankruptcy. There is a step-by-step audio of How to file for Bankruptcy that includes how to stop a foreclosure and keep your home or at least delay the process to have additional time of a year or more in property while you seek other housing. This is a timeline for the Chapter 7 or 13 Bankruptcy process, and another one to explain the Foreclosure process. Whether you have a problem with car repossession, credit cards, foreclosure or medical debt we explain the process. Our goal is to educate so you can keep property and discharge the maximum amount of debt starting life over fresh without obligations with a new budget that you can live on and with a clean credit file.
Attorney Nick C. Thompson Louisville Kentucky How to file for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
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