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Whatever your Mom settled, she did not settle your remaining responsibility for the debt nor could she in most cases. Not hearing anything does not... Read Answer
It sounds as though you are confused as to what actually took place. It sounds as though both you and your mother were defendants in the lawsuit, and... Read Answer
If you are at the end of your plan and the course needs to be taken soon, go ahead and pay for another one (or see if your trustee's office offers... Read Answer
I'm not sure what kind of solution you are looking for here. The one who did not take the course should go ahead and take it, get the bankruptcy... Read Answer
These classes don't cost a great deal! What are you complaining about? In order to receive a Chapter 13 discharge, you must also complete this... Read Answer
Your question is not clear. Has your case been administratively closed without a discharge? If so, then the only possibility available to you at this... Read Answer
The impact of bankruptcy on prior divorce agreements can be complicated. If the substance of your ex's obligation is truly a payoff over time of a... Read Answer
You really need to consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney. The answer will depend upon where you live, what sort of property (real or... Read Answer
Yes, you must report your assets when you file for bankruptcy.
Whatever property you own when you file,? you must include that property, including marital settlements, in your property. You didn't indicate... Read Answer
This is a very fact-specific issue. If the property settlement is "in the nature of" alimony or child support it will be deemed exempt and beyond... Read Answer
The correct answer is it depends. Sometimes the trustee can get it and sometimes not. It depends on the amount and the circumstances. This is a ... Read Answer
Probably. I'd check with an experience bankruptcy attorney before giving up.
It is possible; you need to have someone review the agreement.
I don't believe so. A loan modification is not a new loan. It is, as the name states, a modification of an existing loan.... Read Answer
You will need to file a proof of claim with the bankruptcy court or you will have to hire an attorney to do it for you.
If you have an attorney representing you, have the attorney contact the trustee and see if you are entitled to keep any of that money.
If you are currently in a chapter 12 then you most likely are represented by counsel. Your attorney is the one who can beat answer all your questions... Read Answer
Yeah, I can't see your previous question and have no idea where it might be. So in the future, don't make this assumption. I have no idea where you... Read Answer
You should list all of the information about the bankruptcy case. It is better to give too much information than not enough.
A judged is a really old fashioned term - I believe if you were not discharged, it means you were not adjudged.
If you file for his visa, you've got to support him and file an Affidavit of Support eventually. If you do not have income it will hurt your... Read Answer
No, but you will need adequate income or a joint sponsor for the affidavit of support requirement.
It shouldn't be a problem. However, please consult with an experienced immigration attorney before making wedding plans. It sometimes makes sense... Read Answer
It does not affect home ownership.