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Once a debtor has completed Schedules D and E, any debts that remain are listed on Schedule F. This includes credit cards, medical bills, unsecured loans, balances owed after repossession or [...]

Schedules E and F are part of the same form, entitled Schedules E/F, because the claims are unsecured, meaning no collateral exists. Schedule E/F has two parts, Part 1, for unsecured claims [...]

Schedule D lists secured creditors, those creditors who have collateral for their debt that they can repossess or foreclose on. Repossession and foreclosure are the legal methods that allow [...]

To start the Halloween week off, here are some photos of Halloween decorations around town. Happy haunting!

Schedule C could be the most important schedule a debtor can complete. Schedule C is the list of property the debtor claims as exempt, and it could determine what you can keep and what you can [...]

Today we’re going to discuss the second schedule that lists a debtor’s property, Schedule B. This is personal property, which is anything other than real property. You can find Schedule B here. [...]

Today we start a series on how to complete the various schedules and statements. So far, we’ve discussed the preliminaries, including• Gathering the information needed to file bankruptcy• The [...]

What is Equity? Before starting Schedules A and B, the listing of real and personal property, and Schedule C, property claimed as exempt, a person must understand how the calculate any equity [...]

The House has proposed a new $2.2 trillion Covid relief/stimulus package that includes more student loan relief. If you have a student loan, you might be affected. Here are some highlights of the [...]

Whether someone files a full or skeleton bankruptcy, she must file the List of Creditors, also known as the matrix, within two days of filing the petition. The matrix is a list of all creditors [...]