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Ask Corey

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by Corey Carpenter

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For over 15 years, Corey Carpenter and the team at Carpenter Law have been building relationships one client at a time. It is their belief that ALL cases can and should be handled, and won, with personal attention, zeal and most of all, integrity. 2020 has been a year like no other. We’ve seen financial challenges brought on by the pandemic, resulting in hits to our businesses, our health, and our overall bottom line. So Corey is here with a new podcast series, Ask Corey, in which he’s going to answer your questions surrounding bankruptcy – covering everything from student loans, to retirement

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June 9, 2021

Ask Corey - Episode 7

COVID and Bankruptcy - Your Questions Answered: In today's episode of Ask Corey, Corey Carpenter of Carpenter Law answers your questions about COVID and bankruptcy. 2020 is finally behind us. It's a New Year, which means a fresh attitude and fresh start when it comes to beating back the coronavirus - and your debt!  As mentioned in previous episodes, bankruptcy is a right, not a stigma, and Carpenter Law's mission statement is to Build Lasting Relationships One Client At A Time. Listener Michelle works downtown at LCA, and barely avoided bankruptcy last year. She wants to know what legislation may be on the way in 2021 that may help her. Corey explores. Matt in Southfield says he's drowning in bills every month. He needs help deciding which ones to prioritize.  Corey explains the difference between secured and unsecured debt. Terry in Royal Oak is a small business owner who is facing mounting debt. Corey walks her through steps she can take now, as well as what information a free consultation at Carpenter Law can provide. Contact Corey Carpenter: Carpenter Law Website: <a href="https://mycarpenterlaw.com/">https://mycarpenterlaw.com</a> Email: coreycarpenter@mycarpenterlaw.com Call or text: (248) 327-7817

June 9, 2021

Ask Corey - Episode 6

How Do I Keep My Property While Filing For Bankruptcy?: The Bankruptcy Code provides exemptions for a debtor’s property.   In a nutshell, this means that a debtor has, at least, a limited right to shield his or her property from their creditors.   This includes the right to protect your household goods and furnishing, wardrobe, vehicles, retirement plans, as well as your house. There are differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies for consumers-and there are exemptions in each particular Chapter. Bankruptcy exemptions are not unlimited. Because they are not unlimited, bankruptcy can often require precise planning-when to file, and which exemptions to claim, depending on what your overall debt relief goals are. Contact Corey Carpenter: Carpenter Law Website: <a href="https://mycarpenterlaw.com/">https://mycarpenterlaw.com</a> Email: coreycarpenter@mycarpenterlaw.com Call or text: (248) 327-7817

June 9, 2021

Ask Corey - Episode 5

Protecting Your Retirement and Bankruptcy: The First thing Corey Carpenter tells people considering ways to stay out of bankruptcy is: DO NOT dip into your retirement unless it is the absolute last option that is available to you. There may be tax consequences if you do so! As a general rule, employer sponsored retirement plans (and even rollover accounts from such plans), are 100% exempt in bankruptcy, regardless of what type of bankruptcy you file. The goal of bankruptcy is to give you a financial fresh start for your future.  And in that future, you will absolutely need your retirement; and you should be able to keep it into your retirement years. In many instances, provided there’s a history of consistent contributions to an employer sponsored retirement plan, you can continue to do so even while going through bankruptcy. Contact Corey Carpenter: Carpenter Law Website: <a href="https://mycarpenterlaw.com/">https://mycarpenterlaw.com</a> Email: coreycarpenter@mycarpenterlaw.com Call or text: (248) 327-7817

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What is Ask Corey?: For over 15 years, Corey Carpenter and the team at Carpenter Law have been building relationships one client at a time. It is their belief that ALL cases can and should be handled, and won, with personal attention, zeal and most of all, integrity. 2020 has been a year like no other. We’ve seen financial challenges brought on by the pandemic, resulting in hits to our businesses, our health, and our overall bottom line. So Corey is here with a new podcast series, Ask Corey, in which he’s going to answer your questions surrounding bankruptcy – covering everything from student loans, to retirement
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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