Jack N. Fuerst, Attorney at Law

10/19/2026

What Type Of Debt Is Dischargeable In A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

The type of debt dischargeable in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the same as in Chapter 7. The primary difference in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is that you have a plan. If your excess income is such that there is an amount left over for the unsecured creditors, then the unsecured creditors take a percentage based on their debt to total unsecured debt.

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10/12/2026

Why Choose Jack N. Fuerst, Attorney at Law, For Your Chapter 11 Bankruptcy - One of the many injustices in Texas bankruptcy is that big businesses can often get away with catastrophic losses, counting on legal bailouts to stay in the game. These companies have access to armies of lawyers, while everyday business owners are left high and dry when debts come due.

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10/05/2026

What Is The Means Test For A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy In Texas?

The primary purpose of the means test is to determine if you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The most important factors considered are your annual income and the number of people in your household. If you meet the income requirements you can qualify for Chapter 7, but if your income exceeds a certain amount you will have to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The means test allows you to earn a specified income based on the number of individuals in your household.

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09/28/2026

What Is The 341 Meeting Of Creditors? What Should I Know About It?

The 341 meeting of creditors is when the trustee that is assigned to a bankruptcy case, both a Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy, has the opportunity to ask you questions about your petition or your filing. Any creditor that wants to attend the meeting can and will ask you questions about the debt.

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09/18/2026

What Is An Automatic Stay In A Bankruptcy In Texas?

When you file bankruptcy, creditors are prevented from pursuing you in court or attempting to recover the debt. The stay stops any potential proceedings.

If you’re being sued by an entity for failure to pay credit card debt, they will no longer be able to continue with the lawsuit.

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09/10/2026

How Do I Prepare For My Initial Consultation?

You can help your attorney determine whether you should file for bankruptcy by bringing proper documentation to the consultation. They will want a complete picture of your financial situation, so be prepared.

Pay stubs, tax returns and documentation of any other income are essential. Statements for bank accounts, retirement accounts and investment accounts are equally important.

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09/03/2026

What Is A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy And Who Is Best Suited For A Chapter 13?

A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is when you file bankruptcy with a repayment plan that has a duration of 36-60 months to pay back money owed on a home mortgage or vehicle and certain other debt. You file chapter 13 bankruptcy to prevent a foreclosure or repossession of a vehicle. Chapter 13 bankruptcy will allow the recovery of a repossessed vehicle in certain situations. In the case of a mortgage, it requires you to make the monthly mortgage payment as well as pay something on the arrears that are owed. By the time the Chapter 13 plan is completed, your arrears will be paid in full.

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08/21/2026

Are Spouses Required To File Bankruptcy Together In Texas? | Houston Attorney Explains

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https://jacknfuerstattorney.com/ Jack N. Fuerst, Attorney at Law 2500 Tanglewilde Street Suite 320 Houston, TX 77063 United States (713) 325-0021 If the debt is entirely in the name of one spouse, the other spouse does not have to participate in the bankruptcy. However, in a bankruptcy petition, you...

08/10/2026

Affordable Bankruptcy Help In Texas: Houston Bankruptcy Lawyer Explains Our Zero Down Policy

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Jack N. Fuerst, Attorney at Law 2500 Tanglewilde Street Suite 320 Houston, TX 77063 United States (713) 299-8221 At Jack N. Fuerst, Attorney At Law, we believe that no one should be prevented from filing bankruptcy due to financial constraints. First, our policy allows you to start your bankruptcy j...

07/31/2026

How Do You Know Whether Filing Chapter 7 Is The Best Debt Solution For You?

When you’re unable to deal with accumulating debt, it feels as though the stress and financial strain are relentless. Harassment by creditors and, the threat of wage garnishment or asset seizure can leave you feeling hopeless, embarrassed, and stigmatized.

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