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How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy (Kits)
All States
By Attorneys Stephen R. Elias, Albin Renauer & Robin Leonard,
Nolo Press
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The Personal Bankruptcy Toolkit - The Ultimate Guide to filing
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Kit
With Forms on CD-ROM
All States
By Attorney Daniel Sitarz, Nova Publishing, Business & Consumer
Legal Books & Software
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Did You Know?
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy gives the debtor a "fresh start."
by Bankruptcy Basics
Did You Know?
“A
chapter 13 bankruptcy is also called a wage earner's plan.
It enables individuals with regular income to develop a plan
to repay all or part of their debts.”
by Bankruptcy Basics
Did You Know?
Filing Fees:
Chapter 7: $306
Chapter 13: $281
The courts only except cashier checks or money orders made payable
to "The United States Bankruptcy Court".
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Did You Know?
Average Cost for an Attorney:
Chapter 7: $950.00 - $1,400.00
Chapter 13: $1,800.00 - $2,400.00
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Did You Know?
“Las Vegas posted the nation’s highest metro
foreclosure rate, with 5.13 percent (one in 20) of its housing
units receiving a foreclosure filing during the quarter — nearly
seven times the national average. A total of 40,408 Las Vegas
properties received a foreclosure filing during the quarter,
an increase of nearly 9 percent from the previous quarter and
an increase of nearly 54 percent from the third quarter of 2008.”
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Did You Know?
“Nevada, Arizona, California & Florida post
highest foreclosure rates”
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Attention: All 94-bankruptcy districts
charge the same filing fees.
Chapter 7: $306
Chapter 13: $281 |
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"Authoritative, comprehensive and packed with helpful advice and useful information,
including state-specific details."
Eric Tyson, best-selling author of
Personal Finance for Dummies
and Mind Over Money
"With last year's change in the bankruptcy laws creating unprecedented confusion
in the field, it's important to know whether
it remains a viable option, and this book will
offer both explanations and reassurances..."
Accounting Today
The New Bankruptcy also provides worksheets
to help you determine whether you can file for bankruptcy
under the new law. It also includes checklists,
sample forms and easy-to-use legal charts for all
50 states. It does not come with the forms to file
your bankruptcy for this kit read the next paragraph
and follow the link.
List of Sample
Forms
- Voluntary Petition
- Form 6: Summary of Schedules
- Form 6: Statistical Summary of Certain Liabilities
- Form 6: Schedule A-Real Property
- Form 6: Schedule B-Personal Property
- Form 6: Schedule C-Property Claimed as Exempt
- Form 6: Schedule D-Creditors Holding Secured
Claims
- Form 6: Schedule E-Creditors Holding Unsecured
Priority Claims
- Form 6: Schedule F-Creditors Holding Unsecured
Nonpriority Claims
- Form 6: Schedule G-Executory Contracts and
Unexpired Leases
- Form 6: Schedule H-Codebtors
- Form 6: Schedule I-Current Income of Individual
Debtor(s)
- Form 6: Schedule J-Current Expenditures
of Individual Debtor(s)
- Form 6: Declaration Concerning Debtor's
Schedules
- Form 7: Statement of Financial Affairs
- Form 201: Notice to Individual Consumer
Debtor Under § 342(b) Bankruptcy Code
- Form B22A: Statement of Current Monthly
Income and Means Test Calculation
- Form 8: Chapter 7 Individual Debtor's Statement
of Intention
- Form 21: Statement of Social Security Number
- Statement Pursuant to Rule 2016(B)
- Creditor Matrix Cover Sheet
- Creditor Mailing Matrix
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The New Bankruptcy: Will It Work for You?
By Attorney Stephen R. Elias, Nolo Press
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Considering bankruptcy? Get the facts and find out
how bankruptcy could work for you.
Description:
"A clear path through the bankruptcy maze!"
"Bankruptcy laws have changed, and figuring out how
to use them effectively is harder than ever. For plain-English
guidance you can trust, turn to The New Bankruptcy."
"Here, you'll discover the clear-cut answers, information
and strategies you need to figure out whether bankruptcy is
the right solution for your debt problems. Find out:"
- qualifying for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
- how Chapter 13 repayment plans work
- which debts are wiped out
- how bankruptcy affects homeowners
- keeping cars and other property
- how bankruptcy affects credit
- alternative ways to handle debt problems
- paperwork requirements
- and much more
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The 4th edition is completely updated
to show how the courts have interpreted the new
bankruptcy laws. It also provides worksheets to
help you determine whether you can file for bankruptcy,
and includes helpful checklists, sample forms and
easy-to-use legal charts for all 50 states.
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Table of Contents
Introduction: The New Bankruptcy Law: A Work in Progress
1. What Is Bankruptcy?
- Types of Bankruptcy
- How Bankruptcy Stops Collection Efforts
- The Bankruptcy Trustee
- Changes to the Bankruptcy Laws
2. Who Can File for Bankruptcy
- Credit Counseling
- Calculating Your Income Status
- Chapter 7 Eligibility Requirements
- Chapter 13 Eligibility Requirements
3. How Bankruptcy Affects Your Debts
- Debts That Will Be Discharged in Bankruptcy
- Debts That Survive Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Debts That Survive Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
- Debts Discharged Only Under Chapter 13
- How Joint Debts Are Handled
4. Your Property and Bankruptcy
- Your Bankruptcy Estate
- Inventory Your Property
- Value Your Property
- Understanding Exemptions
5. Your Home
- Homeowners Filing for Bankruptcy Under Chapter 7
- Homeowners Filing for Bankruptcy Under Chapter 13
- Renters Filing for Bankruptcy
6. What Happens to Property That Secures a Loan
- What Are Secured Debts?
- How Secured Debts Are Handled in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Eliminating Liens in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- How Secured Debts Are Handled in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
7. Your Credit Cards
- If Your Balance Is Zero
- If You Owe Money but Are Current
- If You Are in Default
8. Your Job, Freedom, and Self-Respect
- Will You Lose Your Self-Respect?
- Will You Lose Your Job?
- Effect of Bankruptcy on Job Applicants
- Other Forms of Discrimination Because of Bankruptcy
- Effect of Bankruptcy on Child Custody
- Effect of Bankruptcy on Your Freedoms
9. Bankruptcy Forms and Procedures
- The Means Test
- Challenges for Abuse
- Valuation Hearings
- Common Chapter 7 Motions and Proceedings
- Conversions From One Chapter to Another
- Potential Problems in Chapter 13
- Filling Out the Bankruptcy Forms
10. Getting Help With Your Bankruptcy
- Debt Relief Agencies
- Bankruptcy Lawyers
- Bankruptcy Petition Preparers
- Books and Internet Resources
11. Alternatives to Bankruptcy
- Do Nothing
- Negotiate With Your Creditors
- Get Outside Help to Design a Repayment Plan
- File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
- File for Chapter 12 Bankruptcy
Glossary
Appendixes
A. Federal and State Exemption
B. Tables Charts
- Median Family Income
- National Standards for Allowable Living Expenses
- Allowable Living Expenses for Transportation
C. Sample Bankruptcy Forms
- Form 1, Voluntary Petition
- Form 6, Summary of Schedules
- Form 6, Statistical Summary of Certain Liabilities
- Form 6, Schedule A-Real Property
- Form 6, Schedule B-Personal Property
- Form 6, Schedule C-Property Claimed as Exempt
- Form 6, Schedule D-Creditors Holding Secured Claims
- Form 6, Schedule E-Creditors Holding Unsecured Priority
Claims
- Form 6, Schedule F-Creditors Holding Unsecured Nonpriority
Claims
- Form 6, Schedule G-Executory Contracts and Unexpired
Leases
- Form 6, Schedule H-Co-debtors
- Form 6, Schedule I-Current Income of Individual Debtor(s)
- Form 6, Schedule J-Current Expenditures of Individual
Debtor(s)
- Form 6, Declaration Concerning Debtor's Schedules
- Form 7, Statement of Financial Affairs
- Form 201, Notice to Individual Consumer Debtor Under
§ 342(b) Bankruptcy Code
- Form B22A, Statement of Current Monthly Income and Means
Test Calculation
- Form 8-Chapter 7 Individual Debtor's Statement of Intention
- Form 21, Statement of Social Security Number
Statement Pursuant to Rule 2016(B)
- Creditor Matrix Cover Sheet
- Creditor Mailing Matrix
D. Worksheets
- Worksheet A: Current Monthly Income
- Worksheet B: Allowable Monthly Expenses
- Worksheet C: Monthly Disposable Income
- Worksheet D: The Means Test
- Worksheet E: Personal Property Checklist
- Worksheet F: Property Value Schedule
Index
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Foreclosure Survival Guide
All States
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Sixty percent of
bankruptcies and
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lawyers!
Did You Know?
“Other metro areas in the top 10 were the California
cities of Stockton (3.53 percent), Modesto (3.39 percent), Riverside-San
Bernardino (3.37 percent), Bakersfield (2.88 percent), and Vallejo-Fairfield
(2.85 percent), along with the Reno-Sparks metro area in Nevada
(2.67 percent) and the Florida metro areas of Port St. Lucie
(2.63 percent) and Orlando-Kissimmee (2.57 percent).”
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Did You Know?
“Among the top 50 metro foreclosure rates, the
three biggest year-over-year increases were in Boise City-Nampa,
Idaho, and Provo-Orem and Salt Lake City in Utah. In several
states the largest increases were posted in cities not previously
a focal point for foreclosure activity. The Chico metro area
posted the biggest year-over-year increase in California, with
foreclosure activity up 98 percent from the third quarter of
2008. The medium-sized metro about 100 miles north of Sacramento
had a 12.8 percent unemployment rate in August, above the state
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