Filing for bankruptcy can feel overwhelming, especially if you worry about losing your personal belongings, such as your home, car or any other assets. Bankruptcy exemptions Pennsylvania protect much of what you own. A “no-asset” Chapter 7 case means the bankruptcy trustee finds nothing of significant value to sell for creditors. Most Pennsylvanians who file under […]

If a co-signer filed bankruptcy, or you’re about to, it’s not just a personal decision—it could affect someone else tied to your loan. Co-signers agree to take full responsibility if the borrower can’t pay. So when one party files under Chapter 7, both could feel the impact. This isn’t just about wiping out debt. It’s

One of the first questions individuals ask when filing bankruptcy in PA  is whether they will lose everything they own. In Pennsylvania, the answer is no. Federal and state law both provide exemptions—legal protections that allow you to keep certain types of property even after filing for bankruptcy. These bankruptcy asset protection rules in PA are designed

Getting through bankruptcy is hard. But now that your case is behind you, you’re in a position many people never reach — a clean slate with fewer debts and a chance to take control again. Whether you’ve just received your discharge or you’re planning ahead, it’s normal to feel unsure about what comes next.  While