Facing numerous creditors and the constant threat of losing all of your possessions can be a very scary situation for many Americans. You may feel that you will never find a way out and will end up with nothing. Fortunately with bankruptcy, that does not have to be the case. One very untrue belief is that you will lose your house and your car through the bankruptcy process. Each bankruptcy case is an individual as the person filing it, but with most cases your possessions, including your home and car, are exempt from being part of the losses. You will be able to set up a payment plan that allows you pay for your home or car, without the possibility of losing it, which can help considerably if your house is close to being foreclosed on.
If you car has already been repossessed but not sold, you have the possibility of reclaiming it with your bankruptcy. Past car payments that were not been able to pay will be consolidated through your bankruptcy, as long as you have filed for bankruptcy prior to the repossession. Your payments will not however go to the finance company but to a trustee instead. Speaking with […]

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