You present a very complex fact scenario. You will need to speak with a competent bankruptcy attorney in your locality resolve this difficulty, and...

The direct answer to your question is "Yes", you can take out a 401(k) "loan" in order to pay off your Chapter 13 Plan. The more important question...

While I agree with Attorney Harkness that you DEFINITELY need to review this matter with an attorney well-versed in Chapter 13 bankruptcy practice...

The simple answer is yes, you must declare these assets when you file a bankruptcy petition in the United States. While you may (like to) believe...

The fact that the College took no action to "contest your bankruptcy" is irrelevant. They don't have to. Moreover, your assumption that their claim...

If the nature of your claim is specific to the actions of the debtor that took place on a prepetition basis (for example, an action to determine...

you raise an interesting question. The relevant provisions of the Bankruptcy Code (namely, Section 523(a)(8)) "excepts" from the Order of...

The state courts of Wisconsin would have authority and concurrent jurisdiction to make a determination as to the enforceability of the student loan...

By way of further elaboration upon what you have been told by attorneys Bunce and Granvold, a few observations ought to be made. First, when the...

The answer to your question, like many answers in the law, is : it depends. Property of the bankruptcy estate consists of all of the property...