A recent decision by the United States Supreme Court indicated that false representations to creditors about one's financial situation does not necessarily rise to the level of a non-dischargeable debt. Ordinarily, when a person files for...

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can help you get back on your feet if you are struggling under a mountain of debt. However, Chapter 13 bankruptcy also offers an opportunity for a fresh financial start. So what is the difference between these two...

When choosing a bankruptcy attorney, experience is essential. In Utah, your bankruptcy lawyer also needs a solid understanding of federal laws as well as the regulations and procedures of the local district court in Salt Lake City. While...

Utah bankruptcy cases aren’t dismissed often, but it happens. If the court dismisses your Chapter 7 case, you won’t receive a discharge. And your creditors will have the right to restart their debt-collection efforts. To avoid this financial...

You don’t have to use a bankruptcy attorney to file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 in Utah. The law allows you to file as a pro se debtor, which means that you are representing yourself in the legal proceedings. However, just because you can do...

After you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, will you be allowed to keep your income tax refund? You may be able to keep your refund — if you plan ahead. To avoid losing your tax refund check, you’ll need to consider the timing of your...