Boston, MA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
In Massachusetts, where I practice (and probably in other states too), only the bankruptcy trustee would have the right post-petition to file any...
Do not do anything with your inheritance before talking to your attorney. If you don't have any attorney, you need one badly right now. Your plan...
You are still the owner, so you can sell it. But you won't be able to deliver clear title unless all liens are discharged at the closing -- and you...
You're asking the wrong question. The answer to, "Does refinancing my home by itself require me to wait before I file a bankruptcy case?" is, "No."...
You must disclose "everything you own and everything you owe" on your petition. Don't, by the way, pay the friend back before filing -- it might...
Trust your lawyer! You have the burden of proving that your plan is feasible, and your attorney evidently feels that an affidavit will be necessary...
Not only will his plan have to pay the arrears he owes you in full, but he will also have to keep his payments current throughout the case. You...
You can always file for bankruptcy on your own. If you're asking what will happen to the house, you will need to consult a qualified bankruptcy...
I think you got what you paid for by talking to a "mentor" instead of a qualified bankruptcy attorney. You will probably not be able to get your...
There is nothing you can do to expedite your case -- Courts of Appeals move at a glacial pace due to the size of their dockets. The court may...
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