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Yes, you can be sued by anyone for anything any day the courts are open. Can you be SUCCESSFULLY sued for a debt discharged in bankruptcy, no and... Read Answer
You need an attorney in that state. A bankruptcy can void out an agreement but that does not happen in every case. This is complex and you need an... Read Answer
You cannot legally except through the bankruptcy. If you file a proof of claim, you may get a portion of your loan back depending on the... Read Answer
Bankruptcy only discharges the debts you had on the filing date. Since the hospital debts were incurred after the filing date, they can collect on... Read Answer
He may have a legal obligation to pay the debt, but he has no legal obligation. This is a sad commentary on today's young people.
If you have loans on the vehicles, and you want to keep the vehicles, you have to continue with the payments or surrender the vehicles to the... Read Answer
BK will stay on credit for 7 years. Banks will consider mortgage lending after 2.
I'm not sure what your question is, but sounds like you need to hire an attorney. You can search lawyers.com for a qualified attorney in your... Read Answer
Yes and no. You have to follow certain deadlines. If they are not dischargeable, you can pay them through a Chapter 13. You have to pay real property... Read Answer
You can file on and eliminate income taxes that are more than three years old provided you filed all the returns on time and there weren't subsequent... Read Answer
Your question as stated doesn't make any sense. Creditors are not "listed" on a deed of trust unless you give them the deed of trust (you sign... Read Answer
No, but you can file Chapter 13.
See my article at https://www.bklaw.com/bankruptcy-blog/2012/11/time-between-filing-bankruptcy/ for the... Read Answer
In a bankruptcy, you file on all your debts. You don't have the right to pick and choose which debts are included. Some debts, like mortgages and car... Read Answer
Yes, that's the legal definition of extortion.
Probably. I'm assuming you do not have excess equity, and I'm assuming mom has perfected the lien on the car.
If you continue to pay for it, yes.
The filing fee for a Chapter 13 is $310. If you are asking what attorneys fees are, that depends on a number of factors. Most bankruptcy... Read Answer
Why was it closed without discharge? Typically the reason is a failure to complete and timely file the certificate for the post-filing... Read Answer
IRA's, 401(k)'s, & Pensions. Not the other items.
A reaffirmation is an agreement between you and Wells Fargo that the bankruptcy discharge will not apply to the vehicle loan. So, it's only available... Read Answer
Chapter 7.
I'm not sure what your question is, but if your LLC is dissolved, you certainly don't need to file a bankruptcy for it unless it has a lot of assets... Read Answer
Yes, the lender will restart foreclosure. It appears that Chapter 13 would be a better choice.