8 or 6 Years Before Your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy You are eligible for a Chapter 7 discharge after 8 years have passed from the date you filed a prior Chapter 7 case and received a discharge; or after 6 years…

The ability to file for bankruptcy is dependent on the chosen type of bankruptcy. You can file a Chapter 7 once every eight years, starting from the filing date, not discharge. You can file for Chapter 13 after successfully completing…

Before filing for bankruptcy you may want to consider alternatives. Consulting with a lawyer is recommended in order to avoid overlooking important details and to ensure things are done the correct way. Some alternatives may be: Negotiate with creditors: Open…

in March (2020), a Bankruptcy Court in Michigan allowed a debtor, who had filed for bankruptcy before the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (SBRA) amendments, to proceed under Subchapter V of chapter 11. The judge’s opinion joins a growing…