A decision to file for bankruptcy should be made only after determining that bankruptcy is the best way to deal with your financial problems. These questions and answers cannot explain every aspect of the bankruptcy process. If you still have questions after reading them, you should speak with an attorney familiar with bankruptcy issues or a paralegal working for a bankruptcy attorney.

How Are Creditor Claims Treated

Are income taxes dischargeable?
Are unfiled tax returns dischargeable?
Can credit card issuers challenge the discharge?
Can I discharge student loans?
If I am a co-signer for a debt, how does bankruptcy affect the obligation?
Are there different types of debt in bankruptcy?
If I am divorced, will bankruptcy eliminate my obligation to pay community debts?
After I file, who notifies the creditors?
When do card issuers challenge discharge of debts?
What options are available if your credit card discharges are challenged?
What if I fail to list a creditor on the bankruptcy papers?
Will a bankruptcy remove a lien?
Will bankruptcy stop a judgment?
Will bankruptcy stop a wage garnishment?