7 Reasons Of Why To File Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

By filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you can negotiate an interest-free debt-redemption plan. You can consolidate your debts and repay your debt in between 36-60 months schedule. Chapter 13 does not require a means test like Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and is the best suitable alternative for most regular income-source people.

Chapter 13 bankruptcy was designed to facilitate people facing financial trouble avoid foreclosure while gradually paying the debts off.  When you file for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy the debt are prioritized by the bankruptcy court and decides who get paid first.

To prove eligibility for a Chapter 13 debt-recovery plan, you must have a regular source of income to repay the debt according to the plan approved by the court. You should be able to manage living expenses. Also you have to provide sufficient evidence that you will be able to make payments to the court consistently.

The top 5 reasons to file Chapter 13 Bankruptcy are:

REASON # 1

The best advantage of filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy is that if all payments have been made as scheduled, the court can admonish unsecured debt remaining at the end of the plan.

REASON # 2

You can obtain the automatic stay. I.e. The creditors are legally forbidden to contact you for debt repayment.

REASON # 3

You can freeze or negotiate certain secured debts to a lower amount.

REASON # 4

You can safeguard the interests of your co-debtors from paying obligatory amount which might otherwise occur in case of a chapter 7 Bankruptcy.

REASON # 5

The assets can be sold freely or transfer possession to a relative.

REASON # 6

You can restructure your existing business through a repayment plan.

REASON # 7

You can retain the non-exemptible property that might otherwise be repossessed in a chapter 7 Bankruptcy.