Posted on
July 31, 2009
at
3:40 am
how long does it take to refile bankruptcy? i mean, how long does one have to wait before filing another bankruptcy? especially if the previous case was dismissed?
Posted on
July 31, 2009
at
3:44 am
How long does it take to file bankruptcy again?Okay here are the time frames:*
Start counting time from the date of filing to the date of filing - and not from the date of the first discharge to the date of the second filing.For Chapter 7s: 8 years in between For Chapter 13s: 2 years in between In between Chapters 7 and 13: 4 years In between Chapter 13 and 7: 6 years, that is if your plan is under 70% completed
Posted on
July 31, 2009
at
3:48 am
You do not have to file bankruptcy again if your debts are mostly unsecured. Try exploring non-bankruptcy alternatives like credit counseling and debt settlement before filing bankruptcy again. If you are wary of disclosing your financial situation in the threads, feel free to fill out one of the forms here at destroydebt.com and avail of the free consultation that it's offering. If your first bankruptcy was dismissed, you probably were not properly advised.
Posted on
July 31, 2009
at
3:49 am
How long does it take to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Posted on
July 31, 2009
at
3:51 am
It depends on the complexity of your case. A normal Chapter 7 case would probably get a discharge in about 3 1/2 to 4 months.
Posted on
July 31, 2009
at
3:55 am
Just to clarify,In a Chapter 7 case, you are required to attend the creditors meeting which happens in about 4-6 weeks. 60 days after the conclusion of that meeting, unless the creditors files a motion or an objection, you are then eligible to receive a discharge. You can expect a copy of the discharge order in your mail by day 62 or 63.
Posted on
August 11, 2009
at
1:56 am
how long to file bankruptcy in TX?
Posted on
September 9, 2009
at
3:47 am
should i really file for bankruptcy or do i have other options for ths
Posted on
October 14, 2009
at
5:48 am
You have other options - credit counseling (debt management plan) if you wish to have your interest rates negotiated and if your total debt amount is less than $10,000. Debt settlement if your accounts are past due and they total to more than $10,000.
