Which is better to file – Chapter 7 or Chapter 13?
The first question I am asked by a potential South Carolina bankruptcy client is which chapter is best for them – Chapter 7 or
May 30, 2013
The first question I am asked by a potential South Carolina bankruptcy client is which chapter is best for them – Chapter 7 or
The first question I am asked by a potential South Carolina bankruptcy client is which chapter is best for them – Chapter 7 or
Article written by Columbia, SC bankruptcy attorney Daniel Stone One of the hardest things for a prospective bankruptcy client to understand when filing for bankruptcy
South Carolina has historically had the lowest exemptions in the United States. Exemptions are important in bankruptcy purposes because it allows debtors to protect equity
First, I want to stress that ALL creditors and assets must be listed on your bankruptcy. Even if you want to keep the credit card,
In eleven years of filing bankruptcy cases, I have only had a few clients lose any property or assets in a bankruptcy. Of these clients
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