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The Bankruptcy Professor Podcast
By Bankruptcy ProfessorEducation
The Bankruptcy Professor Podcast episodes
- Fears of BankruptcyThe Bankruptcy Professor walks through some of the common fears the people deal with when considering filing for bankruptcy.25 min
- Exemptions in BankruptcyThe bankruptcy professor answers a question from a listener and talks about exemptions in bankruptcy in the state of California.26 min
- Things that go Wrong with a Bankruptcy CaseThe Bankruptcy Professor walks through some common things that can cause problems with a bankruptcy case.15 min
- Chapter 7 Asset Case and MoreThe Bankruptcy Professor discusses his experience with a Chapter 7 Asset Case and talks some about the difference between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.23 min
- 341 Meeting of CreditorsThe Bankruptcy Professor answers email questions and discusses his experience at the 341 Meeting of Creditors.33 min
- Credit Scores with BankruptcyThe Bankruptcy Professor walks through how your credit score is affected in the bankruptcy process.19 min
- More Bankruptcy planning tipsThe Bankruptcy Professor provides more Bankruptcy planning tips and things to be mindful of during the pre-filing stage.25 min
- Interviewing Bankruptcy AttorneysThe Bankruptcy Professor talks about his experience interviewing 4 different Bankruptcy Attorneys prior to filing.20 min
- 17 min
- The Bankruptcy Professor Introduction
The Bankruptcy Professor gives his initial take on the bankruptcy process and teases what’s to come in this Podcast.
Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer and don't give legal advice. You get my personal experience only. Seek guidance from a licensed attorney in your area for legal advice.
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About The Bankruptcy Professor Podcast
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The Bankruptcy Professor walks through his experience filing bankruptcy in California.
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Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and do not give legal advice. You get only my personal experience.