Concord, NH
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Concord, NH
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
You should consult with experienced bankruptcy counsel in your area to review the court paperwork with you to see if there is any basis to believe...
A paralegal cannot give you legal advice. It would be best for you to meet with a lawyer relative to your income, expenses, assets and liabilities...
It would be a good idea to consult with a real estate lawyer that also does bankruptcy about the specifics of the debts that are claimed owed and...
You should have someone look at your divorce decree with you to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the debt and the dischargeability of it.
Criminal fines and penalties would not be dischargeable in a Chapter 7.
I agree. Put the situation in writing and tell them to stop all communication with you on the debt as you are not the obligor.
It takes about 100 days to go through a typical Chapter 7. If you file an adversary proceeding it will take considerably longer as it is a lawsuit...
You need to call your bankruptcy attorney and see what is required to reopen your case and list the debt if it was not originally listed..
Yes, your income is factored into the means test to determine if he qualifies and also into the household budget.
The person would file in the state in which they have lived for the greater portion of the 6 month period prior to filing.