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Bankruptcy & Student Loan Relief

Michigan Bankruptcy Exemptions Updated

June 15, 2010March 30, 2023 Mike Shovan

Effective April 1, 2010, the federal exemptions that you can use in your Michigan bankruptcy have changed. Exemptions are dollar allowances for real and personal

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Bankruptcy & Student Loan Relief

Michigan Bankruptcy: Who Should File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Michigan?

May 25, 2010March 30, 2023 Mike Shovan

This is a short entry on who should file chapter 7 bankruptcy in Michigan and why.  Chapter 7 bankruptcy is unique in couple very significant

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Strategic Default in Michigan? I Don’t Think So..Mi Foreclosure Info.

May 19, 2010March 30, 2023 Mike Shovan

Is strategic default a good strategy for Michigan foreclosures? I recently saw a piece on 60 Minutes talking about a process called “Strategic Default.” With

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Personal Michigan Bankruptcy Stories: Bankruptcy Client

April 30, 2010March 30, 2023 Mike Shovan

This is a story I received from a client who retained my services for a Michigan chapter 7 bankruptcy. I don’t usually post personal stories

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Bankruptcy & Student Loan Relief

Bankruptcy and The Bible

April 1, 2010March 30, 2023 Mike Shovan

Bankruptcy and the Bible We live in a time like no other. Here in Michigan, many of us are struggling to just to keep up

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Is the debt canceled in a short sale treated as taxable income?

March 28, 2010March 30, 2023 Mike Shovan

The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 excludes canceled debts on your personal residence from being classified as income.This special, limited exception was extended

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What’s the difference between the cancellation of a debt or the discharge of that same debt in a Michigan bankruptcy?

March 28, 2010March 30, 2023 Mike Shovan

The difference has huge tax implications. Discharged debt is not taxed as income to you – BUT canceled debt is treated as income and taxed.

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