Paying your taxes with a credit card

Posted by robrickman on September 10, 2009 in Caselaw, Taxes, credit cards
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I think it is common knowledge that most recent governmental tax liabilities are not dischargeable in a bankruptcy filing.  Theses debts are given a priority status and will survive a debtor’s discharge in a chapter 7.  In a chapter 13, the debtor will be required to pay the priority tax liability inside the plan. With [...]

Automatic Stay, the Discharge and Unlisted Creditors

Posted by robrickman on August 31, 2009 in Caselaw
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The objective in filing for bankruptcy relief is obtaining a discharge of your financial obligations and to acquire a “fresh start”.  The process in receiving this discharge takes time after you file the bankruptcy petition.  The discharge in a simple “no asset” chapter 7 usually runs between 100 and 120 day before ordered.  A chapter [...]

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Phantom Expenses in Calculating Disposable Income

Posted by robrickman on August 21, 2009 in Caselaw, Means Test
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Remember a few years ago when the new bankruptcy laws passed and the public thought that relief to file was all but gone?  I particularly remember the rush of filers in the last few months leading up to the passage date of the new laws on 10/17/2005.  It took time and education to debunk the [...]

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