Child's father filed for Chpter 13 Bankruptcy- can I still establish a support order
Asked in Denver, CO - almost 4 years
I am in the middle of a law suite with my ex to establish a support order for my daughter. She is almost 7 and he has never paid a dime. He knows that he is about to have a huge amount of arrears to pay, so he filed for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Will him filing make any kind of difference to our current case? Also, I am listed as a creditor on his chapter 13 because I filed a civil suite for unpaid medical bills for our daughter. Can he get that judgment discharged, as it is part of our support order that he pay half? When I file the claim, should I let his attorney know that I am currently trying to establish support?
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As regards the unpaid medical bills I suggest you contact a bankruptcy lawyer to assist you in collecting this debt as it may be more complex than a fixed support order.
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