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As you may know, you can choose between several forms of bankruptcy. Those pursuing a personal (nonbusiness) bankruptcy in Massachusetts typically choose between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. These two are the most common types of bankruptcy for individuals. If this is...
Staying in your family home after a divorce isn't always the best solution. Maybe you couldn't afford the house on your own, or maybe you and your ex agreed to sell it. With the Massachusetts real estate market currently so competitive, it could be difficult for you...
You can discharge many kinds of debts through bankruptcy; however, some kinds of educational expenses, such as federal student loans, are not dischargeable. Until recently, the law was unclear on whether private student loans are non-dischargeable higher education...