Will I be able to keep a rental property with no equity in a ch. 7 bankruptcy?
Generally, the debtor can retain rental property in Chapter 7, if there is no or very minimal equity in the property and the cash flow is positive...
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Generally, the debtor can retain rental property in Chapter 7, if there is no or very minimal equity in the property and the cash flow is positive...
Unfortunately, Chapter 13 does not reduce your regular mortgage payment. Rather, it enables you to catch up on your missed payments (including late...
If you qualify, Chapter 7 bankruptcy results in the complete discharge of most or all of your debts. There are a few debts that are not...
Yes, it is possible to stop or at least delay a foreclosure. There are a number of ways to accomplish this goal, including raising a defense to the...
Often, when a judgment is unpaid for some time, the creditor will take substantially less than the balance to settle the debt in full. However, it...
I agree with my colleagues regarding the Pennsylvania bankruptcy exemptions. There is rarely a reason to take the Pennsylvania state exemptions in...
Generally, as long as you are current and can remain current on your auto loan payments, you can keep your car in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Problems...
The Pennsylvania Statue of Limitations on most debts is 4 years. In other words, the creditor has 4 years to file suit against the debtor. (There...
In Pennsylvania, the lender has six months from the date of the sheriff's sale to seek a deficiency judgment. The deficiency is the difference...
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I am sure it is not surprising, but debt collectors frequently lie. You are correct that the creditor would need a judgment against both spouses to...