Three basic factors if you’re a good candidate. What’s your income, your household income? What kind of debt have you got?
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Chapter 7 is a liquidation, meaning cut and run. You can just walk away from those debts. You don’t have to liquidate in Chapter 7.
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Use IRS standards for your expenses, we want everything to come out to about zero to 100 in disposable income per month.
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Ideally, for a Chapter 7 liquidation, you want unsecured debt, meaning it’s not tied to collateral, meaning there’s not a car or a home.
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You need to understand there are two kinds of, primarily two main kinds of bankruptcy that you will be dealing with as a debtor.