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Document Library & Informational Links
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Disclaimer: These files and links are meant to provide the consumer with general answers to commonly asked questions and do not constitute the offering of or dispensing of legal advice. In most cases, the articles are written by attorneys or qualified professionals, whose works are credited therein.
This list was last updated on 1 March 2010; please check back often for additions to the library.
Bankruptcy Documents:
But I Don't Want to File Bankruptcy!
What is an Adversary Proceeding?
Why Are Adversary Proceedings Necessary?
Tax Refunds and Bankruptcy Filing
Student Loans and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Can I deduct my Student Loan Payments as Expenses on a Bankruptcy Petition?
What is a 'Co-Debtor Stay' in Bankruptcy, and how does it work?
The FDCPA as it applies to Business and Consumer Debt Collections
Can I file a Chapter 7 if my Household Income is above the Median?
What is the (pre-petition filing) Bankruptcy Credit Counseling Course?
What is the (post-petition filing) Financial Management Course?
Using Credit Wisely After Bankruptcy
My Car was Repossessed Before I Filed my Bankruptcy!
Keeping Your Car in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Questions to Expect from the Trustee at the 341 Meeting of Creditors
Consumer Law Documents:
New credit card rules in effect 22 February, 2010: link
Law Office of Fred Martens
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