Greenbelt, MD
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Greenbelt, MD
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
It depends on which Chapter you file under, the details of your case, and the exemptions available to you. I recommend having your situation...
Bankruptcy really isn't a good option for this sort of situation, since property taxes are not dischargeable. Normally, with taxes this much in...
A Chapter 13 will allow you to catch these taxes up over 5 years. Speak with a local bankruptcy attorney for more details and a full review of your...
Section 727(a)(9) of the Bankruptcy Code has the answer. You can receive a Chapter 7 discharge when you convert if: 1. Your 2000 case was filed...
Generally speaking, if you can't afford the car payments, you won't be able to keep it, bankruptcy or not.
If you want to keep your house, then you must pay the HELOC according to its terms. Otherwise, the lender can foreclose.
It depends on whether the Chapter 7 Trustee is seeking to recover a pro-rata portion of the refund, whether you have exempted (or can exempt) it,...
The source of income is irrelevant to this question. You may want to consider a Chapter 7 to discharge this debt.
Generally speaking, yes they can.
There is no firm timeframe for this. After a reasonable time period, I will often file a Motion to Abandon, forcing the Trustee to either proceed...
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