Can a default be placed on my credit due to my cosigner's chapter 13 bankruptcy filing?
This is what happens. It is a tecnical default. Once the bankruptcy is resolved, then it will go back to proper status.
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This is what happens. It is a tecnical default. Once the bankruptcy is resolved, then it will go back to proper status.
You can keep the money and do what you want with it, unless the car is leased or financed, and the lender requires something different.
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If you are audited, you need originals to put forth the best case.
Prior post is correct. Also, do the same for New York State.
You will not. Just sue.
Unless you were misled about something, you cannot undo what you did.
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You need to start a divorce action, and get a legal separation, and what is called pendente lite relief. You cannot do this yourself. Get a lawyer.