Greenbelt, MD
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Greenbelt, MD
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
If you can exempt it, no. If you can't, you may have to pay it to the Trustee. Speak with a local bankruptcy attorney for more details.
I think that most of these "debt reduction" programs are scams. Here's why: 1. The fees you pay these folks given the likelihood of "success"...
If the Reaffirmation Agreement was approved by the Court and not rescinded in time, you're probably on the hook for the repossession arrearage....
Although I'm unfamiliar with NC law, the Guaranty of Account you filed when you were admitted may have provided for interest.
I'm unfamiliar with OR law, but generally judgments must be renewed before they expire or they lapse. Check with an OR attorney.
The loan company can sue you for any deficiency, and if it gets a judgment, garnish your wages, attach your bank accounts, etc.
What kind of license?
The answer depends on what your Chapter 13 Plan says, and how your locality handles tax refunds in Chapter 13 Plans. Ask your attorney.
Probably. Check with your bankruptcy attorney, who can review the documents setting up the annuity and let you know.
Generally speaking, you are responsible for *all* joint debt (as is your husband). Assuming you became entitled to the inheritance more than 180...
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