What options do I have for paying creditors since I was unemployed, have just gotten a job and won't receive pay until end of mo

Because we don't know how much you owe, Chapter 13 is a possibility, but, if you can bring your car current after you start working again you might...

Which chapter for bankruptcy to file as I am unsure if I am eligible for chapter 7 or 13? Please help.

No matter how many times you rephrase your question, it is too complicated to give you a simple answer. You have enough issues that you need to...

Am I eligible for Chapter 13 bankruptcy or is it my best interest to file?

As you can see from your multi level question, Bankruptcy can be complicated because of the options and the need to understand all of your...

Do i get my name taken off deed

Ownership of real estate is a matter of State Law. If your bankruptcy lawyer can't give you options he/she should know someone knowledgeable about...

We are kind of scared!

Normally you would not hear from your lawyer or the trustee for one missed payment. You do need to get caught up with your ch 13 payments, but...

Will the Chapter 13 Trustee continue to pay claims of my spouse, if the spouse is dismissed as a party to the case?

Attorney Sader has given you sound advice. You should take your questions to your lawyer. If you don't have one, get one, you are unlikely to be...

Most Trustees will work with you to cure any defaults at this late stage, but you need to notify them that you have been abandoned by your attorney...

Question on chapter 13 and foreclosure in and outs

Yes he can. But, if you continue to thrash about in chapter 13 without the guidance of an experienced bankruptcy lawyer, you may miss...

How many times can a person file chapter 13 in Tennessee? Will i have to pay my full past due light since it was under chapter13

There is nothing to add to Attorney Gambrell's advice. You need to get an attorney. Your options are to continue to spin your wheels or do it...

106H form on my mother's Ch 13 (CT) bankruptcy lists my father as a "co-debtor". How much of a concern is this?

One of the basic tenets of bankruptcy law is full disclosure of the financial affairs of the person filing for relief. Even if there is no active...