Should you pay off your car prior to filing a bankruptcy?
Should you pay off your car even if you're not contemplating bankruptcy?
If you're in bankruptcy, and circumstances change, should you dismiss your case, or convert to another chapter in bankruptcy? Can you even do that?
I think I got my sound fixed from last week's episode, proving that even veteran podcasters get mixed up from time to time but, the show must go on!
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I also talk about the title of today's episode - a possible increase in the automobile exemption in the state of Florida that, if passed, would raise the exemption from $1,000 to $5,000, allowing many people who file Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Florida to keep their cars!
Also, when you're in bankruptcy and circumstances change, I describe the thought process behind dismissing your case versus converting to another chapter within the bankruptcy code (typically Chapter 7 to Chapter 13, or Chapter 13 to Chapter 7). You can find more information on these and other topics at my website - www.YesnerLaw.com or email me Shawn@YesnerLaw.com.
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