We filed bankruptcy last yr and now my husbands job is closing and they r offering a buy out...what happens to that money?
Assuming it was a Chapter 7, no. It's your money.
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Assuming it was a Chapter 7, no. It's your money.
Your best bet is to hire a local bankruptcy attorney. He or she can guide you through the process and make sure your interests are protected.
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Undue hardship is a VERY difficult standard to meet. You need to hire a bankruptcy attorney with extensive experience in this issue.
As mentioned, they can ask for whatever about they believe is owed. You can object, and the Court will decide.
They still have their lien, so they might simply be waiting and hoping the property goes up in value so that they can then foreclose.
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Why not just leave? A short sale, deed in lieu or mod are not necessary.