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A reaffirmation agreement simply means that you have agreed with your creditor to continue to be liable to them after bankruptcy. You should almost never enter into a reaffirmation agreement with an unsecured creditor. This is because your debt to them will be discharged in Chapter 7, meaning they can never come after you again […]
Tucson Chapter 7 bankruptcy covers all debts which are owed except for those which are outlined in section 523(a) of the bankruptcy code. Here is a list of those debts: Certain taxes, IRS debt Debts which are not listed in the bankruptcy petition Most alimony, child support or other domestic support obligation debts Fines and […]
Not if you do what is required under section 366 of the bankruptcy code. This section of the bankruptcy law states that a utility company may not alter, refuse or discontinue service so long as you furnish “adequate assurance” of payment for services after the date of the filing of your bankruptcy. Adequate assurance of […]