When considering filing for bankruptcy in Texas, the options available to individual consumers can lead to a great deal of confusion. For some, Chapter 7 bankruptcy is preferable. For others, Chapter 13 bankruptcy is right for them. When piling the different...




Month: February 2016
Eligibility to file for Chapter 7 and the means test
Texas residents who are confronted with financial struggles might not want to consider bankruptcy, but it is often the most feasible way to get back into a better position and move forward. When thinking about filing for Chapter 7, there are certain rules that must be...
Large sports retailer puts plans in place for Chapter 11
Businesses large and small in Texas and throughout the country will inevitably run into peaks and valleys. With this in mind, it is important to prepare for every possible contingency and understand the potential value of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Contrary to...
Refusal to grant discharge when filing for bankruptcy, Part II
Texans are not immune to unexpected life changes and the need for debt relief. Filing for bankruptcy is a method with which financial challenges can be mitigated and a person can get back into a better position to move forward. There is the possibility that there will...