The main goal when filing bankruptcy is to allow honest individuals who have had unfortunate events occur which have lead to severe debt, to have these debts discharged, thus relieving the debtor from their previous debts. This allows the debtor to pursue a fresh financial start. This was the decision of the Supreme Court in 1934. If you are a resident of Delaware who is facing severe debt and you are considering filing bankruptcy, you can find the debt relief that you so desperately need. In order to do so there are two main requirements, which are necessary to complete when, filing bankruptcy in the state of Delaware.
Credit Counseling
The Bankruptcy Act of 2005 requires that all persons filing bankruptcy after the date of October 17, 2005, must receive credit counseling 6 months prior to filing bankruptcy. They must also complete a financial management course after the file of bankruptcy.
Means Test
This same act of 2005 requires an individuals average income and expenses from the previous six months to be compared to the median income of the state. If your income level falls below the median you are able to choose to file Chapter 7. If your...
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