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In re Penrod, 611 F.3d 1158 (9th Cir. 2010) An Opportunity for California Bankruptcy Attorneys — But Maybe Not For Long
by
Raymond Schimmel
posted in
Bankruptcy Case Law and Analysis
,
Bankruptcy Practice Management
,
California Bankruptcy Laws
,
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
on 8/21/11
You Can Keep Your Car During Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, But Should You Sign a Reaffirmation Agreement?
by
Jon G. Brooks
posted in
Automatic Stay Protection
,
Bankruptcy Basics
,
California Bankruptcy Laws
,
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
,
Protecting Your Property
,
Repossession
on 8/6/11
Can You Strip Down a Vehicle Loan in Chapter 13?
by
Stephen Trezza
posted in
Bankruptcy Basics
,
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
on 7/13/11
To reaffirm, or not to reaffirm
by
Jason Witt
posted in
Bankruptcy Basics
,
Bankruptcy Myths
,
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
,
North Carolina Bankruptcy Laws
on 5/26/11
How to Buy Your Underwater Car for its Fair Market Value (You’ll Have to File Bankruptcy First)
by
Moderator
posted in
Cars and Bankruptcy
on 4/28/11
Two Reasons Owning a Car Free and Clear Can Cause Problems in Bankruptcy
by
Moderator
posted in
Cars and Bankruptcy
on 4/12/11
What are Exemptions? What are the Exemptions in Arizona? How do I take advantage of these Exemptions?
by
Stephen Trezza
posted in
Arizona Bankruptcy Law
,
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
,
Exemptions
,
Federal Bankruptcy Exemptions
,
Homes and Bankruptcy
,
Protecting Your Property
on 3/11/11
Getting a Car Loan After Bankruptcy — 10 Tips
by
Craig Robins
posted in
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Life After Bankruptcy
on 3/7/11
I Recently Moved, Will My Bankruptcy be Affected?
by
Stephen Trezza
posted in
Arizona Bankruptcy Law
,
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
,
Exemptions
,
Federal Bankruptcy Exemptions
,
Homes and Bankruptcy
,
Protecting Your Property
on 2/10/11
I Absolutely Cannot Lose My Car in Bankruptcy. Can I Buy it For Less Than What I Owe?
by
Stephen Trezza
posted in
Cars and Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
,
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
,
Exemptions
,
Protecting Your Property
,
Repossession
on 2/4/11
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