New Jersey Bankruptcy Blog

New Jersey Attorney Explains How New Jersey Bankruptcy Deals With A Personal Loan A personal loan is typically referred to as a loan that is not connected to property. In words, the person giving the loan does not ask for an interest or a lien in any property. A person or company can provide a … [Read more...] about Can I Get Rid Of A Personal Loan In A New Jersey Bankruptcy Case

New Jersey Attorney Explains How A Charitable or Religious Donation or Contribution is Handled in Bankruptcy. In a New Jersey chapter 13 bankruptcy case, the debtor must pay all of their monthly disposable income, after allowable expenses, towards their general unsecured debt. “Unsecured debt” is … [Read more...] about Can I Make Charity Or Religious Donation In A New Jersey Bankruptcy Case?

Attorney Explains How Financed Jewelry Is Treated In A New Jersey Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case. Typically, a person will file a chapter 13 bankruptcy case for issues other than jewelry financing. However, when a New Jersey chapter 13 is filed, the debtor must include on the petition any and all debt … [Read more...] about Can I Keep Financed Jewelry In A New Jersey Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case?

NJ. Bankruptcy Lawyer Explains When A Person May Keep their Financed Washer and Dryer In A Chapter 7. Typically, in a New Jersey chapter 7 bankruptcy case, the debtor discharges (eliminates) all unsecured debt. Unsecured debt is any debt that is not connected to any property, such as credit card … [Read more...] about Can I Keep A Financed Washer and Dryer in a New Jersey Chapter 7?