Concord, NH
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Concord, NH
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
You should immediately meet with experienced bankruptcy counsel to review your complete financial picture to determine what is the best option for...
You can seek to reaffirm those loans in a Chapter 7. In a Chapter 13, the payment to your family members would not generally be something that...
He would need to list all of his debts and all of his assets, so he would need to list the mortgage. If he has filed for bankruptcy, then you need...
So long as you did not reaffirm the second mortgage in your case, then you do not need to pay taxes on the 2nd mortgage if it is forgiven.
It sounds as though you filed for bankruptcy, did not reaffirm the debt, but continued to pay the mortgage. The bank will not now refinance you...
The loan is secured against your 401K. There is no need to reaffirm it. You can continue to pay it as you always have.
You should list all of his debts and yours just to be safe. You can list his debts as contingent debts on the petition.
If you did not reaffirm the second mortgage during the bankruptcy, then you would not be responsible for paying taxes on the discharged debt.
The credit report will reflect facts. If the loan went into default, then it will reflect that. Absent an agreement with the lender, it will not be...
You have the option of letting the house go if you cannot afford it or coming to an agreement with the lender relative to payment of the post...