Yes, that would be a big "no". Welcome to the world of capitalism and commerce, for better or worse.

As noted by the two respondents so far to your question, it is a bit confusing. That said, I assume the following is the bankruptcy case you are...

Since it appears you are in default on your truck financing, the lender could seek to repossess the same and pursue you on any remaining shortfall...

Not sure why the system placed your question under the practice area of "Debt & Lending Agreements." I have moved it over to Criminal Defense where...

Not sure why the system placed your question in the practice area of "Debt and Lending Agreements." I have moved it over to "Criminal Defense"...

See generally:...

You could consider speaking with either an attorney in your area proficient in consumer debt matters or it might make more sense to speak with an...

As long as the car payments remain an obligation of yours (which by all appearances it would appear to be) you would have to list that debt in your...

The system, unsurprisingly, placed your question in the practice area of "Litigation." But, I have moved it over to "Car Accidents" instead where...

I assume this action is before an Indiana state court. Rule 41(e) of the Indiana Rules of Procedure states: "(E) Failure to prosecute civil actions...