Joy Patricia Robinson

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UPPER MARLBORO, MD

Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at UPPER MARLBORO, MD

Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +10 more

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Paying off outstanding debt?

Joy's answer | Answered on January 20, 2015

If you don't want to file bankruptcy, you may be able to settle for pennies on the dollar. Don't call unless you are ready willing and able to settle.

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What if I am not filing bankruptcy? How would they claim the difference for my repod car?

Joy's answer | Answered on December 17, 2014

The auto company will sue you in state court and get a judgement. Once they do that they may garnish your wages and bank account to satisfy the...

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If a tenant filed a bankruptcy several months ago, have I to contract a bankruptcy lawyer to evict him?

Joy's answer | Answered on December 16, 2014

If there is a filed bankruptcy and you need to evict you will most likely need a lift stay in order to evict. Additionally, you will need to know...

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Selling a house after bankruptcy.

Joy's answer | Answered on November 18, 2014

Yes you can. It is advisable that you sell the house in a short sale

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How can I purchase a surrendered property in chapter7 that has been discharged and the property still belongs to the debtor ?

Joy's answer | Answered on October 08, 2014

Where is the property located? That may have some bearing on how to contact the lender or search the public records.

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I have been paying on a consent judgement since 1/11 but can no longer afford to pay. What happens if I stop payments.

Joy's answer | Answered on July 29, 2014

I understand why bankruptcy may not be a good option for you just yet. You only get to file Chapter 7 once in 8 years, just in case you might have...

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Under Ch. 7/Means test I need clarification on the definition of consumer debt as it relates to a rental property.

Joy's answer | Answered on September 29, 2012

This debt would not be classified as a consumer debt. The high income in itself does not preclude you from filing a Chapter 7. Its highly...

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