When should a business file for bankruptcy?
From your question, I assume you wish to terminate the business, which would mean filing under Chapter 7 of the bankruptcy code. In my experience,...
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From your question, I assume you wish to terminate the business, which would mean filing under Chapter 7 of the bankruptcy code. In my experience,...
I agree with my colleague and would only add that, depending on your mother's financial situation, there may be little that the creditor can do....
You will have to propose a plan that pays back any arrearage owed to secured creditors (typically your home and vehicle lenders) and the back...
In Pennsylvania, the general rule is that each spouse is responsible for his or her own debts only, unless the debts are incurred in behalf of the...
When a married couple have joint debts, the fact that they have separated (or divorced) does not eliminate the responsibility of the co-debtor to...
Yes. you should discuss the matter with an attorney familiar with both mortgage foreclosure defense and bankruptcy. By defending the foreclosure...
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I agree with my collegues. Based in the information you provided, you should qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy . Chapter 7 eliminates most debt,...
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It is most likely possible to stop the foreclosure. However, whether you will ultimately be able to save your house depends on the facts of your...
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Pennsylvania's Statute of Limitations on debt is four years. However, Pennsylvania has a borrowing statute that applies the the shorter of...
I agree with my colleagues that the claim should have been listed in your bankruptcy schedules, although it is unclear from your question whether...