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Can You Discharge Student Loans in Bankruptcy? Part 2 of 2

by Luke Homen

Missed Part One? See it here. Video Transcript: Has the law changed around discharging student loans in bankruptcy? According to attorney Luke Homan, the law itself hasn’t changed, but the enforcement of that law has. The U.S. Bankruptcy Code still classifies student loans as non-dischargeable unless the borrower can demonstrate undue hardship, a standard that […]

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Bankruptcy as a Financial Strategy: Reorganize Debt Without Touching Your 401(k)

by Luke Homen

Are you drowning in debt but worried about losing your retirement savings? Bankruptcy can actually protect your 401(k) while giving you a fresh financial start. However, many people avoid bankruptcy because they think it means losing everything. That’s simply not true. Federal law shields your 401(k) from creditors during bankruptcy proceedings. This means you can […]

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Can You Discharge Student Loans in Bankruptcy? Part 1 of 2

by Luke Homen

See Part 2 Here > Video Transcript: Has the law changed around discharging student loans in bankruptcy? According to attorney Luke Homan, the law itself hasn’t changed, but the enforcement of that law has. The U.S. Bankruptcy Code still classifies student loans as non-dischargeable unless the borrower can demonstrate undue hardship, a standard that comes […]

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Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13: Choosing the Right Bankruptcy Option

by Luke Homen

Video Transcript: Understanding Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: A Comprehensive Guide to Making the Right Choice What are the main differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy? The primary distinctions lie in duration and payment requirements. Chapter 7 is the traditional bankruptcy option where you file, don’t pay creditors through bankruptcy, and the process […]

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Inherited Retirement Accounts and Bankruptcy: What You Can Keep vs. What You Could Lose

by Luke Homen

You’re dealing with two overwhelming situations at once. You just inherited your parents’ retirement account, but you’re also drowning in debt and considering bankruptcy. Now you’re worried: Will the bankruptcy court take away the money your loved one worked their whole life to save? Fortunately, inherited retirement accounts get different treatment in bankruptcy than regular […]

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