General Information
When you file for bankruptcy, there are a number of things that you should know. From beginning to end, the process has many steps (and sometimes, a few obstacles). Each of these steps is detailed in the following pages. Simply put, our goal is to make sure that you fully understand how bankruptcy works, what you can expect along the way, and what your future will look like at the end of the process.
We believe that each of our clients should have all of their questions answered. The reason for this is simple: The more information you have, the better the position you will be in to make a more informed decision. As you navigate through each page, we hope that you begin to understand more and more of the world of bankruptcy. And when you are ready to meet with us, we will provide you with a free consultation during which our attorneys will give you the best and most expert advice available.
Call us at (314) 932-1067 or contact us through our website The Bankruptcy Company to set up your free consultation with our experienced St. Louis bankruptcy attorneys.
- Difference Between a St. Louis Chapter 7 and a St. Louis Chapter 13
- Difference Between Secured and Unsecured Debt in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Equity in an Asset
- Co-Signed Debts in St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Fair Market Value of an Asset
- Fresh Start / Clean Slate
- Getting Tax Debt Discharged
- Life After Bankruptcy
- Median Income Levels in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Personal Property Tax in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Pre- and Post-Counseling Courses
- Real Estate Tax in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- St. Louis Student Loans
- Rebuilding Your Credit
- Tax Refunds in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Surrendering Your Assets in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- The Emotional Burden of Debt
- When an Asset is Liquidated in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Why the Number of People in Your Household is so Important
- Garage Sale Value of Personal Property in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Exemptions in a St. Louis Bankruptcy to Keep Your Property Safe
- Discharge of Debts in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)
- Child Support in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Why Disposable Income in a St. Louis Bankruptcy Can Be an Important Factor
- Transferring Property to Someone Else Before Filing a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- 'Return Date' On A Bank Levy
- Retirement Accounts and Pension Funds in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- 'Proof of Claim' in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Paying Back Money to Friends and Family Before Filing a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Non-Dischargeable Debts in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Leased Vehicles in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- How Your Credit Score is Affected After Filing a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- How Debts From a Divorce Are Handled in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Getting Rid of a Judicial Lien Attached to Your Property in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Filing a St. Louis Bankruptcy Jointly With Your Spouse
- Difference Between a Debtor and a Creditor in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- 'Debt Consolidation' Scams in Missouri and Illinois
- Currently Monthly Income (CMI) in St Louis Bankruptcy
- Buying New Assets After Filing a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- St. Louis Bankruptcy Schedules
- Automatic Stay in a St. Louis Bankruptcy
- Credit Score and St. Louis Bankruptcy
- 341 Meeting of Creditors
- Filing For Bankruptcy in St. Louis, MO