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Examples of Benefits of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13

There are three examples given below, with an introduction to each.  Select an example to review its complete details, including resolution.

Example 1 Example 2 Example 3

Mary wants to know whether it is better for her to file a Chapter 7 petition or a Chapter 13 petition.  The following facts apply to Mary's case:

Debts:

Car lien by BIG BANK $8,000.00
Credit Cards $40,000.00

Other Pertinent Info:

Disposable Income $460.00/mo.
Nonexempt Equity $4,000.00

George wants to know whether it is better for him to file a Chapter 7 petition or a Chapter 13 petition.  The following facts apply to George's case:

Debts:

Car lien by CREDIT UNION $8,000.00
Credit Cards $30,000.00

Other Pertinent Info:

Disposable Income $300.00/mo.
Nonexempt Equity $ Zero

Kenny wants to know whether it is better for him to file a Chapter 7 petition or a Chapter 13 petition.  The following facts apply to Kenny's case:

Debts:

Amt. behind on Mortgage to BIG BANK $10,000.00
Credit Cards $20,000.00

Other Pertinent Info:

Disposable Income $300.00/mo.
Nonexempt Equity $15,000.00

Click below for a full review of an example, including resolution:
Example 1
- Mary
Example 2 - George
Example 3 - Kenny

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