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From our free bankruptcy consultations to our complimentary credit rebuilding program, bankruptcy attorneys at OlsenDaines are here to help you every step of the bankruptcy process. We are the largest and most experienced consumer bankruptcy law firm in the Pacific NW. We are able to address your financial difficulties with the expertise and careful planning you are seeking.
Protecting Your Assets During Bankruptcy: How We Can Help
Dealing with the possibility of bankruptcy or actually going through the process can be an extremely overwhelming situation for anyone. It is not uncommon for people to feel lost, anxious...
What to Do When You’re Behind on Mortgage and Car Payments
Knowing how to protect your assets can be difficult, but an experienced attorney can help. It’s never a great feeling when you’re falling behind on your mortgage or car payments.
How to file an adversary proceeding for student loan bankruptcy
As most people dealing with debt know, there are many different kinds of debt and some types are more difficult to eliminate in bankruptcy than others. Student loan debt is...
Free Bankruptcy and Personal Injury Consultations
Nearly 40 years ago, our bankruptcy firm was one of the first law practices to offer free consultations to potential bankruptcy clients. It is our mission to educate, inform and empower people about their legal options for dealing with debt. We believe information goes a long way toward helping with the stress of filing bankruptcy.
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is the most common type of bankruptcy. In almost all cases you keep all your property and your debts are simply wiped out. Each state has certain exemptions. For most people, all their property is exempt, meaning your property is protected. Our job is to advise you so there are no problems.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
This is used mostly by businesses. In Chapter 11, you may continue to operate your business, but your creditors and the court must approve a plan to repay your debts. There is no trustee unless the judge decides that one is necessary. If a trustee is appointed, the trustee takes control of your business and property.
Chapter 12 Bankruptcy
Chapter 12 Bankruptcy is specifically designed for farmers and fishing enterprises. Our bankruptcy law firm serves clients in numerous different communities in Washington and Oregon.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
If you have concluded that it is impossible for you to meet all your debt obligations, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the solution. This form of bankruptcy is a “reorganization” rather than “liquidation”. You can usually keep your property, but you must earn wages or have some other source of regular income and you must agree to pay part of your income to your creditors. The court must approve your repayment plan and your budget. A trustee is appointed and will collect the payments from you, pay your creditors, and make sure you live up to the terms of your repayment plan.
Qualifying for a Home Loan After Bankruptcy
Many people are hesitant to file for bankruptcy because they believe it will make it impossible to qualify for a home loan for up to 10 years. Eliminating the ability to purchase a home is a legitimate concern, but the rules for qualifying for a home loan are much better than most people realize.
What Happens at the 341(a) First Meeting of Creditors?
A few weeks after your bankruptcy is filed a hearing is held with your Bankruptcy Trustee called the 341(a) First Meeting of Creditors. During this meeting, you'll be asked questions regarding your debts, assets, claims, and property.
What Happens at the 341(a) First Meeting of Creditors?Purchasing a Vehicle in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
When you're in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, there are 3 basic ways to purchase a vehicle. Our office is always here to help if you're looking to purchase a vehicle while in Chapter 13.
What to Expect at Your Reaffirmation Hearing
Certain types of reaffirmation agreements must be reviewed by your judge to determine if they should be aproved or disapproved. To complete their review, the judge will hold an informal hearing where they can ask you questions about the loan.
What to Expect at Your Reaffirmation HearingBankruptcy and
Back Rent
Bankruptcy is a major decision. If you’re considering bankruptcy in Oregon or Washington, you need to know what to expect, and what your options are.In this article, we’ll discuss what you need to know about how filing for bankruptcy will affect your unpaid rent and your living situation.
Bankruptcy and Back RentImproving Credit After Bankruptcy
When you file for bankruptcy, the filing will stay on your credit record for 7 to 10 years, however you can regain good credit again. Learn how.
What to Expect at Your Bankruptcy Consultation
A bankruptcy consultation is the first step in finanical freedom. Learn the documents you may need to and what to expect overall at your bankruptcy consultation.
What to Do Before, During, and After Filing for Bankruptcy
While bankruptcy can be a great way to wipe away debt and start fresh, it is also a very involved process that requires careful planning. Knowing what to do before, during, and after filing for bankruptcy will ensure that you get the best outcomes possible.
What to Do Before, During, and After Filing for Bankruptcy
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