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What Property And Assets Can I Keep After Filing For Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? If your lawyer knows what he’s doing and a feasible plan is put in place, all of your property will remain yours at the end of a chapter 13. You’ll keep everything you want to own. Also, in a chapter 13, there is a mechanism that allows you to surrender property that you don’t want to keep. For example, a broken-down car that you still owe significant money on may be returned, a money wasting time share can be cancelled, and an unwanted property that is upside down on its mortgage can be surrendered through a chapter 13 bankruptcy. A chapter 13 can eliminate your personal liability for all those debts. Learn more: https://www.myphillybankruptcylawyer.com/chapter-13/ #Chapter13Bankruptcy #Bankruptcy

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What Type Of Debt Is Dischargeable In A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Learn here: https://www.myphillybankruptcylawyer.com/chapter-7/ #Chapter7Bankruptcy #Debt

I’m Being Sued By A Credit Card Company. Is It Too Late To File For Bankruptcy? It is never too late to file for bankruptcy. Filing for bankruptcy protection immediately stops the proceeding in its tracks. Don’t let a credit card company get a judgment against you and seize your property. Talk to a bankruptcy lawyer as soon as possible. Learn more: https://www.myphillybankruptcylawyer.com/bankruptcy/ #Bankruptcy #AttorneyAtLaw

What Types Of Debt Can Be Discharged In Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Learn here: https://www.myphillybankruptcylawyer.com/chapter-13/ #Chapter13Bankruptcy #Bankruptcy

What Property Or Assets Will I Be Able To Keep After Filing For A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Learn here: https://www.myphillybankruptcylawyer.com/chapter-7/ #Chapter7Bankruptcy #Bankruptcy

What Does Your Firm Do As A Debt Relief Agent In Helping People File For Bankruptcy? Learn here: https://www.myphillybankruptcylawyer.com/bankruptcy/ #DebtReliefAgent #Bankruptcy

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Rent Assistance... This is extremely important announcement please spread it far and wide to individuals and groups! Do you (or your organization) serve, work w...ith, or know anyone who has lost income due to COVID-19 and is unable to pay their rent? Do you know any landlords whose tenants are in this situation? Today the City of Philadelphia announced its COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program. The program aims to help people who have lost income because of COVID-19 pay their rent. Please note that funding is limited. Not everyone who applies can be served. The City will begin accepting applications for the COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program on Tuesday, May 12, 2020 at 10 a.m. The deadline to apply is Saturday, May 16, 2020 at 5 p.m. Applications will be available through www.PHLRentAssist.org . Residents without internet access or a smart phone can get program and application information by calling 3-1-1. To be eligible, renters must: Rent an apartment or house in Philadelphia Have a valid and current written lease signed by landlord Have lost income because of COVID-19 Meet income guidelines Renters do not have to have been diagnosed with COVID-19 to be eligible. Renters are NOT eligible if they live in public housing or receive other government rental assistance (Section 8/Housing Choice Vouchers, etc.) Help us publicize this important program! Share www.PHLRentAssist.org with your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, contacts, and anyone else you can think of Download and print fliers and distribute them far and wide: https://phdcphila.org/who-/publications/rent-assist-fliers/ (Spanish language flyer available later today, Chinese flyer coming soon) Have a suggestion about who we could reach out to? Send it to us at [email protected] On behalf of our Philadelphia neighbors in need thank you! Ariel Diliberto (she/her) City Planner II Philadelphia City Planning Commission Department of Planning and Development | City of Philadelphia working from home T (215) 683-4648 | E [email protected] Facebook | Twitter (PCPC) | Twitter (CPI) This e-mail reflects the work of the PCPC staff and is not necessarily a recommendation of the appointed City Planning Commission or the Mayoral Administration.

The CARES Act, may provide paid benefits to an individual who cannot work and who is the primary caregiver of a child in their household who is unable to attend school that is closed as a direct result of COVID-19 and the school is required for the individual to work. Additionally, you may be eligible for paid sick leave or expanded Family and Medical Leave (FMLA) https://www.dol.gov//whd/pandemic/ffcra-employee-paid-leave

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The May 5th Mortgage Foreclosure Philadelphia Sheriff Sale has been postponed until July 7th.

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