Bankruptcy Chapter 7 PDF Print E-mail

Chapter 7 bankruptcy may eliminate most kinds of unsecured debt. Some examples of unsecured debts Chapter 7 may eliminate are credit cards; medical bills; most personal loans; judgments resulting from car accidents; and deficiencies on repossessed vehicles.

In addition to getting rid of your debt, Chapter 7 allows you to typically keep all of your property. As long as your car and mortgage payments are current, and there is no significant equity in your property, we should have no problem making the arrangements for you to reaffirm the debt. Keep your home, keep your car, keep your personal belongings, but eliminate your debt; that is our goal with Chapter 7. Legal Helpers may be able to use Chapter 7 to provide you with many benefits. Read about those benefits below and about other subjects related to Chapter 7 and other forms of bankruptcy. First, read the below alert that contains important information that you need to know!