Starting February 15, 2021, uninsured Americans in every state can use a COVID-related enrollment period to get covered under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
New California Homestead Exemption Makes Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Available to Homeowners
As of January 1, 2021 Californians will enjoy a new homestead exemption law for California which will allow debtors to protect as much as $600,000 of their home’s equity.
Redeem a Car Loan in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
If you have a car loan at the time you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, can “reaffirm” the debt, return the vehicle to the lender, or redeem your car loan.
Who Will Know If You File for Bankruptcy?
Will employers, landlords, family or friends find out if you file for bankruptcy? Learn who needs to know and how they’ll get the news.
Be Careful When Paying Debts Before Bankruptcy
You may be tempted to pay off a debt just before you file for bankruptcy, but think twice before you make what courts call a “preferential transfer.”
2019 California Bankruptcy Exemption Amounts (Form EJ-156)
California has released its 2019 California bankruptcy exemption amounts, adjusted for inflation. The new exemption amounts took effect April 1, 2019.
Maryland Real Estate Exemption Increases to $25,150
As of April 1, 2019, the federal homestead exemption amount — and therefore the Maryland real estate exemption amount — will increase to $25,150.