The Different Kinds of Consumer Bankruptcy Explained
Depending on their income, Chapter 13 gives families either three or five years to make income-based catch-up payments.
Christopher Ross Morgan, who has helped bankruptcy clients since 1997, is a principle in Morgan & Morgan, Attorneys at Law, P.C., a consumer bankruptcy law firm based in Athens, Georgia. The firm also practices disability and workers’ compensation. Click here for more information.
Depending on their income, Chapter 13 gives families either three or five years to make income-based catch-up payments.
Every year, the IRS sends tens of thousands of deficiency notices, demand letters, and other “Dear Taxpayer” correspondence.