Will i lose all of my inheritance after filing for chapter 7
You can apply whatever exemptions are still available to the inheritance you become entitled to receive within 180 days after filing. Given the...
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You can apply whatever exemptions are still available to the inheritance you become entitled to receive within 180 days after filing. Given the...
I've never heard of this being done, but I suppose you could cram them down to prime plus a bit (say 4%) if you were going to pay them off...
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Further to what the other attorneys have said, your credit card records are indexed by your social security number, which won't change. Never fear...
Your obligation is to disclose what you know about this bond, and any other asset you own legally or beneficially. Period. So don't make the trip....
You two fell into what Elizabeth Warren calls the "Two Income Trap." Without disposable income, you cannot stay in Chapter 13. Your choices are to...
I concur that he needs both kinds of lawyer. From the bankruptcy perspective, he must disclose all social security numbers he used to obtain credit...
I agree that this sounds improper -- so improper that I feel sure you must have misunderstood. I wouldn't think he's hiding anything, but maybe he...
Retain a FL bankruptcy attorney. Really -- if Mom owns her home, she has minimal personal property exemptions under Florida's weird Constitution....
The short answer is, "yes, it is legal." You will find that the payments made by the Chapter 13 Trustee were probably applied to accrued interest,...
No one but your own attorney can tell you what you should do in your unique situation. Generally speaking, an answer to a complaint in a civil case...