Have you received a letter from the Social Security Administration (SSA) for collection of an overpayment? If so, you may want to know if this debt can be discharged in bankruptcy. So, is overpayment debt dischargeable? The good news is that most SSA overpayments are considered dischargeable. Basically, any unsecured debts that you have accumulated [...]
Are you expecting a tax refund this year? Don’t waste it on debt payments! Take control by eliminating your debt and increasing your credit score. So, How Do You Get Started? Instead of paying down a few thousand dollars of debt with your refund, you could use it to file for bankruptcy. This could wipe […]
There is a big difference between a discharge and a dismissal when it comes to debt. Discharged debt means that the debt is forgiven. Whereas, a dismissal means that your debts are not discharged and the bankruptcy filing is void. Discharge: The discharge of a debt in bankruptcy means that the debtor is no longer […]
