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FAQ's & Articles

Bankruptcy (Ohio)
Types of bankruptcy and a basic summary of federal law. Does not list exemptions.

Offers & Compromise (Ohio)
Answers to frequently asked questions.

FAQS Under the New Bankruptcy Laws
Biggest Changes: Debtor must now pass the "means test" and get mandatory consumer credit counseling. Debtor's assets are now valued higher and refiling for a second or third bankruptcy is much tougher. To take advantage of a state's pro bankruptcy laws, you must now reside there for two years instead of three months.

Bankruptcy Answers To Frequently Asked Questions
See left hand index for changes in the law, common mistakes, FAQs about discharging liens, garnishments, mortgages, student loans, taxes, making a budgets, etc. Great for federal law (non-residents should ignore Kentucky law links).

The New Bankruptcy Laws for 2006 and Beyond

Basic FAQs About Bankruptcy (Good Overview)
Not state specific but still very good.

The New Bankruptcy Laws (Federal For All States)
Also has info on discharging credit cards, divorce debts and more

More FAQs On Bankruptcy

What Is An Exemption?

How Various Kinds Of Debt Are Treated In Bankruptcy
Find out how bankruptcy treats debt from credit cards, taxes, home loans, student Loans, lawsuits, and child support.

Discharging Taxes In Bankruptcy

Exemptions
In Ohio
In Other States

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Ohio

What Is An Exemption?

Creditor and Debtor Exemption Rights Recently Changed (Ohio)
Ohio law says that, if a creditor gets a judgment against you to collect money you owe, that creditor can take any property you own except certain “exempt” property. An exemption, then, is the portion of your property that the creditor cannot take to satisfy a judgment. Or, if you declare bankruptcy, an “exemption” is the portion of your property that you do not have to turn over to a bankruptcy trustee.

Business Transactions and Organizations (Ohio)
Ohio law on bankruptcy exemptions, commercial paper, holder in due course, partnerships and incorporations, LLCs, cognovit notes, lemon laws, etc.

Your State Bankruptcy Exemptions (All 50 States)

In Other States

Exemptions In Each Of The Fifty States & DC
Scroll to middle of the page and click on your state.

The States Where You Can Choose Between Federal & State Exemptions

Federal Exemptions Found In The US Bankruptcy Code

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Courts (In Ohio)

United States Bankruptcy Courts (All 50 States & DC)

Did They Filed For Bankruptcy? (All 50 States & DC)
Simply call each state's automated system and punch in the person's name. A recorded message will tell you if or when they've filed for bankruptcy. It's all free. Records before the year 2000 may not be available.

Bankruptcy Court Websites (Many States)
Scroll down for your state or click on the left for contact numbers for the clerks and judges.

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Forms

Download Free Bankruptcy Forms

More Bankruptcy Forms

ABI World - American Bankruptcy Institute

Trolling the Web for Bankruptcy Law (Lots of Links)

See also

www.moranlaw.net/siteguide.htm
Bankruptcy options and alternatives for consumers
the rights of creditors and idea exchange for attorneys and accountants and more.

http://www.law.cornell.edu/topics/bankruptcy.html
Find federal and state laws on bankruptcy. Also includes some case law, bankruptcy law journals and links to other bankruptcy sources.

www.nolo.com-(Bankruptcy)
Self help on bankruptcy related subjects such as
Avoiding Overspending, Credit and Debit Cards, Strategies for Repaying Debts, Debt Collections, Student Loans, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy and Credit Repair.