Chapter 7 Bankruptcy filed in November 2013; meeting with the creditors was on December 6, 2013.
Depending what exemptions you used, you might lose it. You did declare the anticipated refund on your Schedule B, right? Right?
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Depending what exemptions you used, you might lose it. You did declare the anticipated refund on your Schedule B, right? Right?
Theoreticcaly, you could re-open the bankruptcy, vacate the discharge, and file the re-aff. Won't be easy, and the judge might not let you do it. ...
The means test carries a lot of weight in your situation. You can file a ch 7, then see if the trustee brings a motion to force you to convert,...
It is the latter: it freezes, but they can bring a motion to proceed, which is routinely granted. Or, they can just wait until the bankruptcy is over.
There was no need to have separate attorneys then, but there is now.
Since the marriage is short-term, and your husband is capable of supporting himself, the court would not be likely to award alimony.
File the affidavit of service, wait 21 days after the service of process and then you can file the RJI and the Trial Note of Issue along with the...
You could ask the county clerk. I think it's probably the second one, particularly if it as "2014" as one of the numbers.
Somebody needs a lawyer to sort all this out. She sold the house. The "house is for sale". The "divorce was done". It may be too late to do...
For that kind of money I could negotiate 20 divorces. Tell your lawyer you are done negotiating and to file the Trial Note of Issue. There will be...