Filing a case with the US Bankruptcy Court under the Chapter 7 provisions is typically the fastest way for an individual to cancel his or her financial obligations. This includes but is not limited to: credit card debt; medical bills; a second mortgage or home equity line of credit deficiency; car loans; back taxes or other debts. A Chapter 7 case should last no more than three (3) months from the date that the case is filed with the Court. Read More
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