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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Taxes With Examples

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Taxes With Examples

By Adam Weiner – Bankruptcy Lawer|2020-12-22T20:06:49-08:00January 12th, 2015|Adam Weiner Bankruptcy Attorney Portland, Adam Weiner Bankruptcy Lawyer, bankruptcy lawyer Portland, bankrupty attorney Portland, Debt, Liens, Taxes|

A Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be a very powerful strategy for dealing with past due income taxes. A Chapter 7 can stop a tax garnishment, discharge older tax debt, and allow you to pay off newer taxes. A Chapter 7 will stop the IRS, the Oregon Department of Revenue (ODR), and/or any other state or local tax entity from garnishing your bank accounts and paychecks. The filing will stop a threatened tax lien from being recorded against your home and will stop threatening letters and phone calls for at least 90 days after the filing, and, in some cases, forever.

Bankruptcy: Before an Income Tax Lien

By Adam Weiner – Bankruptcy Lawer|2020-12-22T20:06:52-08:00October 31st, 2012|Adam Weiner Bankruptcy Lawyer, Income Tax, Liens|

The Advantages of Filing Bankruptcy BEFORE You Get Hit with an Income Tax Lien Adam M. Weiner Bankruptcy Layer, Attorney, Tax LienBankruptcy treats creditors with collateral much better than those without. This is especially true if one of your creditors is the IRS or the Oregon Department of Revenue. The difference is that with them YOU have some control about whether these taxing authorities have collateral or don’t.

Stripping Judgment Liens

By Adam Weiner – Bankruptcy Lawer|2020-12-13T23:24:10-08:00October 31st, 2012|Adam Weiner Bankruptcy Attorney Portland, Adam Weiner Bankruptcy Lawyer, Liens|

If a creditor files a lawsuit against you and gets a judgment, that judgment usually attaches to your home as an involuntary lien against your home’s title, a judgment lien.