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His income will not be considered for what is called the "Means Test" and will not effect your filing staus as far as your eligibility goes for you... Read Answer
Nowhere near enough information to answer your question. Are these for tax years prior to filing your bankruptcy case? Did you file the... Read Answer
There nowhere near enough information to advise you or answer your question.
Which bankruptcy chapter did you file before? Did you... Read Answer
In Ohio if you're married, you are responsible for your spouse's medical bills. Filling bankruptcy will discharge this obligation.
Yes you may be able to get the same results in a Chapter 13 as long as you are within the debts limits of a Chapter 13
Yes you can even after the court date.
Credit reporting agencies are allowed to report a bankruptcy filing for up to 10 years from the date the case is filed.
To my knowledge there is no... Read Answer
You are required to list all income received. The fact that it doesn't show on paper is irrelevant.
Yes, but if her bankruptcy case is still open, you should obtain permission from the bankruptcy first before filing the eviction action. You do... Read Answer
Yes, you can file bankruptcy assuming you are eligible to file under one of the bankruptcy chapters.
However, I think the question you meant... Read Answer
Technically you never need a lawyer for any type of legal proceeding. But especially in bankruptcy law and foreclosure law it is always extremely... Read Answer
You must file your bankruptcy in this state that you have lived in for at least the last 180 days. Meaning if you lived in one state and then moved... Read Answer
It sounds like you are in that group of citizens who are not so destitute as to qualify for state-paid indigent legal services but who do not... Read Answer
If the debt is not reaffirmed in the bankruptcy, then applicable state law may allow repossession of the collateral.
If the debt to your former spouse pursuant to divorce, then it is not dischargeable in a Chapter 7 or 11 bankruptcy, but would be in a Chapter 13.
If this mortgage debt was owed before you filed your chapter 7 case and you received a discharge, then they cannot seek to collect any deficiency... Read Answer
Credit unions are typically cross collateralized on their loans, so it is possible that your credit card is debt is secured by your vehicle.... Read Answer
If your landlord attempted to evict you after your bankruptcy case was filed, without first obtaining permission from the bankruptcy court, then they... Read Answer
It depends under what code section your case was dismissed. If it was anything other than 11 U.S.C. 707(b), then if you file another case... Read Answer
If you file bankruptcy you can include the RV debt.
That depends on which chapter of bankruptcy you filed and whether there are any objections or other factors that delay discharge.
In a typical... Read Answer
You can file a chapter 13 petition. It will stop the foreclosure sale. You will have to file a chapter 13 plan. If you do not have enough... Read Answer
It depends upon whether you signed a reaffirmation agreement on the car loan.
There are a lot of reasons repossession can happen.
It is an unsecured loan and should be scheduled as such.