Will there be a problem when I file chapter 7?
Stop using your credit cards if you're contemplating bankruptcy. Yes, $98 is a relative small amount, but incurring debt with no intention to...
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Stop using your credit cards if you're contemplating bankruptcy. Yes, $98 is a relative small amount, but incurring debt with no intention to...
It's time to talk to a lawyer about filing bankruptcy. There's little more information I can provide since I do not know the specifics of your...
It is difficult to answer that question with any accuracy without knowing about all of your personal property and real estate. In bankruptcy,...
The short answer is "yes" but that depends on factors that are not mentioned in the question. What do the terms of your credit agreement say? ...
It sounds like you have what I knew growing up as a "passbook savings loan." In exchange for handing over the passbook to your savings account,...
Without knowing more about your debt situation, it's difficult for me to give you any clear guidance on what you can and should do. You can...
If you truly cannot afford a lawyer, contact the Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association (there's a link below). Otherwise, I do...
First, I recommend talking to your divorce attorney to see whether there are any orders that may be sought, or orders that you may be violating if...
First, you should file bankruptcy with a lawyer and disclose to your lawyer the fact that you're getting married a month after you file bankruptcy....
If you co-signed a credit card account, and the primary card holder filed bankruptcy and received a discharge, you are responsible for the balance...