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Filing bankrutpcy does not remove creditors from you credit report. If you did not reaffirm the debts, they should report as "included in... Read More
If you have paid the car off in full then the lender must release the lien. If the lender fails to do so you may sue the lender for failing to... Read More
Your ex's attorney fees are usually not dischargeable in bankruptcy (never if the attorney knows what they're doing). Don't agree to paying your... Read More
Maybe not. There's not enough info here to give you a definitive answer.
The bankruptcy is not the issue. Status of the car loan is the issue. If the car payments are current an the car is insured, it will not be taken... Read More
The trustee doesn't care whether your house sells for a fair price, only whether it sells for enough to pay the trustee?s bloated fees. You need to... Read More
In my opinion, it's unlikely that the credit union will repossess the trailer. Used trailers are hard to sell and expensive to haul around and store.... Read More
For bankruptcy, a household is an economic unit. So if you're paying your own expenses and not contributing to their expenses, your economic unit is... Read More
Yes. The address should not be an issue.
The money goes to the car lienholder for the amount of the loan. Anything above that, if any, goes to you.
No. You must live in the district at least 3 months & a day.
If you were delinquent on the loan for months, that will still show in your credit report.
Probably not. It is hard to be definitive since your information is sparse, at best.
You can't be sued on the HELOC (Home Equity ?Line Of Credit, a type of second mortgage) as long as you listed the creditor in your bankruptcy.
In all likelihood, there is no longer an operative arbitration clause.
Usually an arbitration clause in a contract applies to that contract and survives termination of the contract. So, if you have a dispute with... Read More
A lien from a credit card company is referred to as a judgment lien. Both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 remove judgment liens.
You are so busy making assumptions like whether the court needs to approve a foreclosure and whether the bank is going to foreclose because of the... Read More
You can always ask for a loan modification but the bank doesn't have to grant it. Since the bank has asked for relief from stay, it's safe to assume... Read More
Trying to answer questions like this without looking at your entire BK file, including your current financial situation, is a "guess" at best. Pay an... Read More
If it's your husband's debt, you can't do anything. Well, you could pay it off but that strikes me as flushing a large chunk of change. He probably... Read More
401(k) plans have many options. One of those options is the terms of hardship withdrawals. So, what's a hardship withdrawal at one employer might not... Read More
It can be used to settle your debts until your chapter 13 consolidation plan is complete.