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You can surrender your car to the bank and not be liable for any future payments. That is the relief afforded by the bankruptcy discharge.
Not sure what the problem is so difficult to give assistance, but your counsel should be assisting you.
If a debt was discharged in your bankruptcy case and that creditor is still trying to collect, then they are violating the post discharge injunction... Read Answer
It would be better to just withdraw it, if possible. However you can borrow the money from your 401 K but you would still owe it when you finished... Read Answer
No if the creditors are unsecured.
Absent an agreement the money is yours. But if the lawyer did work in recovering the funds you of course agree that he does deserve some... Read Answer
Of course. However, the non-filing borrower (or cosigner) will remain obligated on the account. The Automatic Stay remains in effect for the duration... Read Answer
The date of filing is the magic moment. Any bills incurred after that date cannot be added to the bankruptcy.
You need to go talk the to the court clerk or check your case online. You are responsible for knowing what is going on in your case.
Yes. If you want to keep the house, the mortgage company will probably require you to enter into the reaffirmation agreement.
Only if you have been served and the Court has heard a Motion to Vacate Stay and the Court granted same, and then the State Court evicted you.
Depending on the terms of the lease, you can be evicted from a house if you are not complying with its terms. The objective of bankruptcy is to... Read Answer
Only if you do not pay the rent.
Yes. He can file a chapter 7 bankruptcy and discharges the debt and any other unsecured debts. He will have to meet the qualifications to file a... Read Answer
You will need to fill out all of the schedules and take a pre-filing consumer credit counseling course. You will pay $306 filing fee, the cost of the... Read Answer
The unemployment division will tell you what you need to do.
Please understand that bankruptcy is a very complicated process. It is wise to talk to an experienced bankruptcy attorney before deciding to take... Read Answer
A bankruptcy will stop a bank garnishment. You need to see a bankruptcy lawyer as soon as possible.
Yes, secured debt such as your mortgage will go through bankruptcy unaffected you will need to keep paying for it to keep it. And discuss with your... Read Answer
No If something was repossessed for not making the payments, a bankruptcy will not get the property back for you. It will wipe out the debt.
Perhaps, but it might be better to reopen. If you have an attorney - talk to them. Otherwise please understand that bankruptcy is a very... Read Answer
Generally, yes, you can re-file. But, there are restrictions on the amount of protection you can get. The restrictions depend on when your last... Read Answer
You paid them to help you through this process. If they refuse then file a complaint with either the State Bar or the State Supreme Court.
That would be eight years.
Talk with a good bankruptcy layer about a chapter 7 bankruptcy.