Congressional Committees on Bankruptcy and Credit Issues

Four congressional committees do the main mark up for any bankruptcy legislation that goes through Congress. Learn which comittees and what they do

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Updated: 2023-03-24

by Albin Renauer

Four congressional committees of the 118th Congress oversee and review key bankruptcy, debt, and economic legislation:

House of Representatives (Republican Party Majority)

Judiciary Committee --
- Membership
- Subcommittee on the Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet
Financial Services Committee --
- Majority Members Website - Republican Website
- Minority Members Website - Democrat Website

Senate (Democratic Party Majority)

Judiciary Committee --
Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs --
- MAJORITY MEMBERS
- MINORITY MEMBERS

by Albin Renauer

Albin Renauer has spent his career making consumer law information free and accessible to everyone. In the 1990s Albin worked with Nolo Press to invent WillMaker and LivingTrustMaker and ran Nolo website back in the DotCom era of Y2K. In 2006, Albin launched LegalConsumer.com and the free Bankruptcy Means Test Calculator. Millions of consumers have used these FREE tools and information to learn about their rights under bankruptcy law. For more than 30 years, Albin co-authored 22 editions of Nolo's bestselling guide How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy from 1989 to 2023. Albin is currently exploring ways that AI can increase consumers' access to justice.

Jurisdictional relevance: US

The content of this article pertains to all US states and counties.

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