Ebensburg, PA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Ebensburg, PA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
I suppose you could file a Chapter 13 for yourself or have a paralegal do it, but that is really a bad idea. The person who told you the results...
Your eligibility for a new Chapter 7 would be 8 years from the date the first Chapter 7 was filed. The intervening Chapter 13 does not prevent...
The overpayment of unemployment is generally dischargeable. If you make a claim for unemployment sometime in the future, they may try to set off...
If you did not reaffirm the mortgage debt during your Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your personal liability on the loan was discharged in your bankruptcy...
Generally, as long as you have not reaffirmed the Deed of Trust/Mortgage on this property in your bankruptcy, you can surrender it to the lender by...
The creditors you discharged in bankruptcy can still appear on the credit report but must have a notation that there is a zero balance and the debt...
The answer to this will depend on whether there are assets that need to be distributed in the divorce. If this is just a divorce, with no...
Since your Chapter 7 was filed more than 4 years ago, and your last Chapter 13 was dismissed without receiving a discharge, you could convert your...
Generally speaking, you do not want to reaffirm a mortgage in your bankruptcy case. Filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy will allow you to propose a...
While I do not practice in your state, the general law is that you can revoke your reaffirmation any time before discharge and still surrender your...
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