White Plains, NY
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at White Plains, NY
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
I presume you did not pass away and trust you are not going to disappear. Assuming someone has s/ls and dies, the debt would be owed out of any...
As my colleague suggested, you can try the IBR (Income based repayment program) or ICR (Income Contingent Repayment program) and other similar...
If she files for bankruptcy, your only exposure is your half interest or so in any assets that are not exempt from creditors.
Your pro se attorney did not know that private student loans are no longer dischargeable in bankruptcy as of 2005.
If I were you I would take this as a learning experience and keep better tabs in your billing.
I suggest tat you meet with a cooperative attorney in person. The lawyer will look up your case on the Court's file and advise you. All is probably...
You can treat the promissory note like any other unsecured debt (think credit card) and discharge all of the principal as well as they interest...
You could sue them or defend the suit based on standing, fraud, or FDCPA grounds.
Yes You can, but make sure your case is also closed which does not necessarily happen at the same time as your discharge is granted.
Yes, it may be a non profit to you, but a profit to the trustee. So you must list all of your business interests, whether profitable or not.