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Make informed choices about how to manage credit card debt

If readers of this Tennessee bankruptcy and debt relief blog are anything like other Americans then they are probably bracing themselves for their coming credit card bills. With the holiday season in full swing many people turn to their credit cards to make purchases for their…

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What will filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy do to my finances?

It is important that readers of this blog understand that their financial situations are unique. Individuals are advised that this and other articles on this blog are informational only and case-specific help should be sought from a bankruptcy attorney. However, there are some general points that…

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Options when a repayment plan is not confirmed by the court

There are many procedural steps that must be met in order for a Tennessee resident to successfully implement the repayment plan that they create through their Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing. Their plan must be feasible for them to follow and it must properly prioritize the debts…

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An automatic stay may not solve all your debt problems

The decision to file for bankruptcy is a big one. It may have taken you a lot of back-and-forth and stressful consideration before you decided that this option would likely best suit your debt relief needs. Your situation may have gotten to a point where creditors…

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Is medical debt considered secured or unsecured debt?

Different types of debts can have different priorities. Depending upon the type of debt that a Tennessee resident holds, their creditors can pursue different methods of seeking the collection of the debtor’s obligations. If a debt is secured then there is property that may be reclaimed…

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