Can a spouse file for bankruptcy without involving the other spouse?
Yes. Although you may need to disclose the other spouse's income. Speak to a qualified, local bankrutpcy lawyer for more guidance.
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Yes. Although you may need to disclose the other spouse's income. Speak to a qualified, local bankrutpcy lawyer for more guidance.
Go to https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/about/announcements/access-aid-info and you can login and see exactly what federal student loans you might have.
Shop around your local area. Although the quoted $1900.00 price is generally pretty fair for the Pittsburgh area, you still might find a good...
If you have a lawyer representing you in the bankruptcy, notify him/her immediately. The number one rule in bankruptcy is DISCLOSE DISCLOSE...
You might be able to, especially if the school was in hot water. I would consult an attorney who is well versed in student loan law, and not just...
The number one rule in bankruptcy law is to disclose disclose disclose. Get to your attorney and disclose it. Depending on the amount, you may be...
You should also realize the Chapter 13 is on your credit report, no matter what. You really should talk to your attorney and develop a strategy...
You may qualify for legal services. Call your local legal services office and see.
You may get some help with non-bankruptcy options. Depending on your student loans (federal vs. private loans) you may be able to enter into an...
Bankruptcy will stop your creditors from trying to collect on the debts and discharge the debts. It might be worth it to file bankruptcy to get...