First, yes, title 11 of the United States Code is bankruptcy. That said, almost every law firm will offer a free consultation, so that's really...

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Unfortunately, if a trustee has been appointed to administer your chapter 11 bankruptcy case you are no longer a debtor-in-possession. This is...

I agree with attorney Gottlieb, who's response highlights the importance of your obtaining your own dedicated legal counsel. Without knowing your...

First, I'm very sorry that you are in this situation. The pandemic has wreaked havoc on so many people. If you are posting this, then I'm...

They attorneys above are correct - if your name is on the deed, you do in fact own the house. Not being on the mortgage merely means you don't owe...

Your situation sounds complicated. Attorney Bunce is correct - adversary proceedings are typically labor-intensive and expensive. Most chapter 7...

With a few exceptions, money you earn after you file for chapter 7 bankruptcy is yours to do with as you choose. Therefore, money you make from...

I agree with attorney Granvold - this highlights why it is so important to speak with an attorney who is located where you plan to file your case. ...

I agree with the other attorneys - yes, and it will be dischargeable assuming you are entitled to be a chapter 7 debtor. But also note that you...

This depends upon when the tax return was earned. If you already earned it, you need to disclose it. You should speak with a bankruptcy attorney...