Ohio Bankruptcy Information
Are you considering filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Ohio? Although much of bankruptcy is governed by federal law, some bankruptcy-related information and law is specific to your state.
Below you’ll find Ohio-specific information on filing for bankruptcy as well as articles on the various Ohio bankruptcy exemptions. And for in-depth information on bankruptcy law and procedures, visit Nolo’s Bankruptcy Center.
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If you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Ohio, you can protect some or all of your property with Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions. Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions also play a role in Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Read on to learn about what property is covered by Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions.
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Can I Keep Lawsuit Money if I File for Bankruptcy in Ohio?
When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Ohio, you may have to give up some or all of the money you receive (or may receive) from a lawsuit.
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Can I Keep My Tax Refund If I File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Ohio?
If you are thinking about filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Ohio and anticipate receiving or have received income tax refunds, you might have to give up a portion of those tax refunds. The amount of your refund that is protected is determined by when you file, when you receive your refund, and whether
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If you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Ohio, you can protect some or all of your property with Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions. Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions also play a role in Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Read on to learn about what property is covered by Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions.
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Can I Keep My Tax Refund If I File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Ohio?
If you are thinking about filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Ohio and anticipate receiving or have received income tax refunds, you might have to give up a portion of those tax refunds. The amount of your refund that is protected is determined by when you file, when you receive your refund, and whether
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Can I Keep Lawsuit Money if I File for Bankruptcy in Ohio?
When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Ohio, you may have to give up some or all of the money you receive (or may receive) from a lawsuit.
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