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John Paul Eggum's answer
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Dear Debtor, You should consult a lawyer because the specifics of your...
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Stanley Duane Lockhart
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703.140(b)(11)(C)....as they were likely dependent on one another ...... the...
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Harley Aaron Feinstein
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No. The Chapter 7 bankruptcy does not strip the deed of trust. You can only...
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Benjamin Patrick Payne
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In order to answer your question, I would need to know (1) what bankruptcy...
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Vincent A. Gorski
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On Schedule C you will check box 522(b)(3). However, you will still need to...
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Thank you. On Schedule C- Property claimed as Exempt form, my car is my only...
Dennis Andrew Chen
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It is unlikely that you will recover any of the money as the gift certificate...
Andrew Daniel Myers
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No. You're holding an obligation of the company. The company filed bankruptcy...
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Robert W. Kovacs Jr.
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Sure you have options; you could try to work out something with your banks,...
Theodore John Koban
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You don't mention your credit card debt but the other dischargable debts seems...
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Stephen M. Dunne
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Dear Sir or Madam, A debtor may convert a case from chapter 13 to chapter 7...
Robert W. Kovacs Jr.
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I am not licensed in your state but I can offer some general information. I...
Nanina Dekyi Takla
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You should talk to your lawyer right away. If the trustee won't reschedule,...
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Lyndel Anne Mason's answer
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You should have a bankruptcy attorney look at your paperwork to advise you as...
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Moises Aguilar
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In my experience, filing a bankruptcy merely to delay a trustee sale really...
Keith C. Owens
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You have not indicated whether the debt was incurred pre-petition or post-...
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David E. Tovarez's answer
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If the re-affirmation agreement, was properly executed and filed with the...
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John Addison Vos' answer
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yes. if the votes are there, the rules of how the business are operated may be...
Jared B Gaynor
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The statutory time limits between filing chapter 7 petitions is 8 years. You...
Barry W. Rorex
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Apologies for the typical lawyer's answer but...it depends. In a Chapter 7 case,...
John Scott Logan
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These are nonexempt assets, but you can take a $400 wildcard exemption in Maine....
Jeffrey Daniel Larkin
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You will likely get much more of a benefit if you and your wife can agree to...
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Michael D O'Brien
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I am not licensed in Texas but have represented individuals in chapter 11 cases...
Mark Hankins
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You need to see a local real estate lawyer. Typically a bankruptcy discharge...
Jeffrey Daniel Larkin
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I think the better remedy is to file a motion to reopen your bankruptcy case...
Erik Scott Newton
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The answer is maybe. I am not aware of any case law directly holding that such...

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