Are you contemplating on filing for bankruptcy? Do you know that by law
you are expected to go for credit counseling program? Then I will have
you know that sometimes people get bad counseling that further put them
into more problems. Hence there are some rules that govern credit
counseling and these you can’t afford not to know.
Do you want
to avoid the pitfalls most debtors fall to? Then read this: you must
complete your pre-bankruptcy credit counseling program that spans for
one hundred and eighty days before filing for bankruptcy. Failure to
complete this session within the stipulated period will result to the
bankruptcy court dismissing your petition.
When undergoing a
credit counseling session you must make sure it is handled by a
certified credit counselor. The Department of Justice U.S
Trustee program is responsible for the certification of credit
counseling. However, in North Carolina and Alabama it is bankruptcy
administrators who also doubled as court officials that are permitted to
approve a credit counseling certificate.
When you are filing for
bankruptcy you must have with you a proof to show that you have
completed the mandatory credit counseling program. The proof of your
completion of your credit counseling should be handed to you within 24
hours after completion so you don’t have any reasons not to have it.
Everywhere you go, you find competition. Even within the National
Foundation for Credit Counseling, it exists. The Association of
Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies was formed from the
group of counselors to resolve the more common issues. At least if you
are needing help with credit counseling, you don’t want to be buying
into another person’s war, do you?
Do you want to apply for
bankruptcy? Do you have a completion certificate to show as a proof that
you have attended a credit counseling session which is approved by the
department of justice? If you have this certificate then your case may
not be dismissed in the court of bankruptcy at least you have meet the
requirements.
Monday, December 22, 2014
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