A: No. Every asset that is in your name must be listed in your bankruptcy filing. Once you have included all of your assets, one of our experienced bankruptcy lawyers will use the applicable Arizona bankruptcy exemptions to protect your assets. In most cases, all [...]

A: Yes, you should be able to keep your pets even though you are filing for bankruptcy. Although you should report animals of any value on your schedules such as pedigree dogs or cats, horses etc., you will most likely be able to exempt your [...]

A: Absolutely! Are you overwhelmed with medical debts? If you have significant medical bills, filing an Arizona Chapter 7 Bankruptcy can eliminate your medical bills completely. Contact one of our bankruptcy lawyers in Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff or other locations in Arizona and find out if [...]

A: Credit cards probably contributed to your bankruptcy filing. However, staying current with credit cards after your bankruptcy is an excellent way of rebuilding your credit. Credit cards are usually available immediately after receiving your bankruptcy discharge. In fact, in many cases the very same [...]

A: Most credit card companies will want you to keep their credit card for use after bankruptcy. They will do this for you if you agree to reaffirm the balance on their card and enter into a new agreement, signed after the bankruptcy filing…We don’t [...]

A: If you are considering declaring bankruptcy in Arizona and are worried about what the effects declaring bankruptcy will have on your credit score, you should contact a bankruptcy lawyer in Arizona and ask about what effects bankruptcy has on your credit rating and how [...]

A: Yes! You should be able to get an auto loan immediately after filing for bankruptcy. There are several places that offer loans to people going through a bankruptcy. The interest rates that you will receive will be steep, but financing a car after a [...]

A: When buying a house, it is often wise to wait the two years to rebuild your credit and save for a down payment. Lenders do not usually take bankruptcies into consideration as long as you have waited for at least two years after your [...]

A: Usually you can keep your property if you choose to file for bankruptcy. Certain property is called “exempt” (that means protected) assets. You are allowed to keep those items that are exempt when filing for bankruptcy protection. The concept behind exempt items is that [...]

A: A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is reported on your credit for 10 years following the filing of your case, that doesn’t mean that it takes 10 years to obtain more credit. Typically, recent bankruptcy filers qualify for certain types of credit immediately after their bankruptcy [...]