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Bankruptcy usually does not get rid of liens against your assets. However, in many situations you can “avoid” a judgment lien on your home.

Avoid the risks or persuading or negotiating with the Chapter 7 trustee by solving your preference problem through Chapter 13.

Prevent your Chapter 7 trustee from requiring a relative or friend to return your pre-bankruptcy payment by paying the trustee yourself.

A preferential payment to a relative or friend can turn very uncomfortable. But there are some good solutions. One should work for you.

A preferential payment to a favored creditor—a relative or friend—can be a problem, but one which usually has a workable solution.

When a creditor is forced to pay back recently received money through “preference” law, that money can go to pay a debt you want to be paid.

Bankruptcy doesn’t just stop garnishments and other collections. Sometimes you can make a creditor return money it recently took from you.

Bankruptcy can go beyond giving you immediate and long-term relief from your debts. It comes with many other surprising benefits.

Besides fulfilling the terms of your Chapter 13 payment plan, you may need to make other payments and meet other requirements.

Most bankruptcy cases are completed successfully. But you need to pay attention to a few crucial steps to make that happen.