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Life After Bankruptcy

To many people, bankruptcy is a scary word, indicating a loss of everything and a plunge into a world where credit is unavailable, and one where your friends shun you because of your predicament. Despite these somber thoughts, bankruptcy is nothing like that.

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Can Filing for Bankruptcy Stop a Foreclosure?

A home is often the biggest investment people will make in their lifetime. It is often also a security blanket against the winds of economic change. In the wake of the pandemic and resulting inflation, most homeowners enjoyed almost meteoric rises in their home valuations. The result is that today, the average home price across the 50 states is nearly $400,000.

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Can I Keep My House & Car If I File for Bankruptcy?

When facing financial hardship in Colorado, filing for bankruptcy can help clear your debt responsibility and obtain a fresh financial start. However, there are various rules guiding how bankruptcy works, the available property exemptions, and how bankruptcy may affect your assets. For this reason, getting detailed guidance is imperative. The more you understand about the process, the better.

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When Is Filing Bankruptcy a Good Option?

When you’re burdened with bills and debts, filing for bankruptcy can be a path forward for you and your loved ones. However, understanding when bankruptcy is a good option—including understanding the eligibility requirements for bankruptcy and the debts that can be discharged— is imperative.

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Repairing Your Credit After Filing for Bankruptcy

It’s only natural to feel apprehensive before filing for bankruptcy. After all, this is a big decision that can have lasting effects on your finances. Although the long-term effects are largely positive, there are some short-term effects that you’ll need to be aware of.

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Preparing for Bankruptcy

When you’ve finally come to the decision to file for bankruptcy, you’ll need to take certain steps to prepare. Keep in mind that while it’s essential to know what to do when preparing for bankruptcy, it’s equally as important to know what not to do before bankruptcy.

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How Long Does Bankruptcy Appear on a Credit Report?

Filing for bankruptcy is among the promising solutions through which individuals going through financial distress can achieve relief. However, bankruptcy often has a long-term effect on your creditor score and may turn a good credit rating into a poor or bad one.

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Bankruptcy FAQs

In Colorado, bankruptcy can be a promising option for a person, family, or business that is facing financial instability. It is certainly possible to pursue—and achieve—debt relief and a fresh financial start.

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Understanding the Rights and Limitations of Creditors

Under both federal and state laws, creditors and debt collectors are permitted to contact debtors and try to recover debts reasonably and ethically. Unfortunately, some non-compliant creditors may try to use unfair, abusive, and deceptive means to recover debts from debtors.

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Should You Consider Bankruptcy Before or After a Divorce?

Financial stress can push a marriage over the edge, but a failing marriage can also be the precursor to financial issues for both parties. If your debt is primarily composed of credit card debt, medical debt,and other personal loans, bankruptcy could be the ideal way to secure a fresh start and clear away suffocating debt payments.

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