Consulted with Atty. Ch 13 only option due to high income?
I absolutely concur that you should seek a second opinion. This is not a situation where you want to ask over and over until you hear what you...
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I absolutely concur that you should seek a second opinion. This is not a situation where you want to ask over and over until you hear what you...
You definitely should see an attorney ASAP. There are very hard deadlines for you to assert your rights to have the debt held as...
I suggest you contact a lawyer. Marital debts are tricky when it comes to determining what does and what does not survive a bankruptcy. You may...
I highly recommend that you meet with a lawyer. It is impossible to give you a good answer without looking at your schedules, seeing what posture...
As long as it was a debt that was listed in your prior case and you received a discharge, they do not have a right to collect. The only exception...
I think it is fact dependent. In most cases, the answer is, "yes." However, these issues can be extremely fact specific. I suggest you at...
In all likelihood you can file. However, if your prior case was a Chapter 7 and was filed within the last 8 years, you could only file a Chapter...
It is likely that you can discharge them through a Chapter 13. The debt would survive a Chapter 7, so Chapter 13 would be the only option.
Its nearly impossible to determine based on the limited information you have provided. I recommend that you contact your attorney and ask. If...
If your case is concluded and the Trustee did not make a determination that there were assets to be liquidated in your case, you can likely sell...