Summary
Mary, a 65-year-old on Social Security and Medicaid, is over $6,500 in debt and considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Tennessee. She must pass the Means Test and undergo credit counseling. Not all debts are dischargeable, and bankruptcy can impact her credit score. Consulting a bankruptcy attorney is advised for personalized advice.Full Conversation
I am * on Social Security and Medicaid but due to poor employment options I’ve had to use my credit cards to live and I am now over $*,* in debt. I need to file bankruptcy.
Hi ****, I understand your situation. Could you please tell me in which state you reside? This will help me provide more accurate information regarding bankruptcy laws.
Tennessee
Hello ****, based on your situation here are some points related to bankruptcy in Tennessee:
- You may qualify for Chapter * or Chapter * bankruptcy.
- Exemptions exist for certain assets in bankruptcy.
- You'll need to undergo credit counseling.
Remember, bankruptcy should be a last resort. Consider seeking help from a credit counselor first.
I am using a debt reduction service but I still won’t be able to pay my monthly payments
Under Chapter * bankruptcy in Tennessee, you can eliminate most of your unsecured debts. If you qualify, it can offer a fresh start. But remember:
- It may impact your credit score.
- Not all debts are dischargeable.
- You must pass the Means Test.
Consult a bankruptcy attorney for personalized advice.
Ok
Hi ****, it seems like you're considering Chapter * bankruptcy. Have you been able to consult with a bankruptcy attorney in Tennessee or would you like information on how to find one?
I will cal the number. Thank you.
That's great, ****. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Remember, it's important to fully understand your options before making a decision. Good luck!
Thank you
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I appreciate your help
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