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The attorney you hire to file your case would probably like to have a copy of the summons, that way they can list the case number, and notice... Read Answer
You can remain in the property till the foreclosure sale.
The certificate has a date and time printed in it. As long as it was completed before filing, no problem.
No, the debt for damaging the vehicle would be discharged in the bankruptcy.
SSDI payments are exempt assets in bankruptcy but the payments from disability insurance are only exempt to the extent they are necessary for your... Read Answer
You can notify the other attorney that her mortgage debt was discharged in the BR-and prove it by sending him or her a copy of the schedules of debts... Read Answer
I'm sorry your question is not very clear. Assuming you're talking about your primary residence at the time your wife filed for bankruptcy if it was... Read Answer
Yes, you can purchase term insurance before filing a Chapter 7. As long as the amount of life insurance is reasonable for your circumstances, there... Read Answer
In Ohio, you can stop a foreclosure by filing bankruptcy up to the sheriff's sale of the property. So, if the sheriff's sale is scheduled for 9:00 AM... Read Answer
You can file suit against a co-debtor or guarantor of a debtor in Chapter 11. There is no stay against collection for a co-debtor in Chapter 11.
The $150,000 debt is no obstacle to filing bankruptcy. This may make it easier for you to pay your student loans, which are not dischargeable in... Read Answer
No, your son's creditors can't attach any money that he's holding in trust. Only if money is distributed from the trust can his post-bankruptcy... Read Answer
When your case is closed, your creditors can no longer take any portion of the proceeds of the sale of your home.
The bar date doesn't change when a case is dismissed and reinstated.
If your son is appointed as Trustee and is acting in a fiduciary capacity, the money belongs to the Trust - not to him. First there would be no... Read Answer
Any interest in property that you own may be attached for a judgment. So, it is possible to attach jointly held property in a revocable trust.... Read Answer
If a phone call and a letter gets you nowhere, file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and talk to the Consumer Protection Section at the... Read Answer
Lender who have discharged loans secured by junkers often try to squeeze a payment out of the debtors by refusing the release the title. Send them a... Read Answer
If you cashed in your 401(k), did you roll it over to an IRA? Then you're OK and it will not be taken in bankruptcy. But if you are just holding the... Read Answer
While your question is not entirely clear, you can usually add a creditor just before discharge or even for a reasonable time afterward. The Trustee... Read Answer
Bankruptcy court is the wrong place to go about a school that was a scam. Apply to the Department of Education.
Generally, having your name on your residence won't affect filing bankruptcy. Ohio has a $132,000 exemption for equity in your home, so unless you're... Read Answer
You can always negotiate with the Chapter 7 trustee. The trustee's fees can't be paid by a house, only by cash. So getting cash instead of property... Read Answer
First, you're under an obligation to report material changes in your circumstances. Maybe you're Hillary Clinton and perjury isn't a big deal to you... Read Answer