Can I file for chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy when my husband refuses to participate?
I have filed many cases with similar facts without a problem. However, every case is different and there may be issues in your case that would be...
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I have filed many cases with similar facts without a problem. However, every case is different and there may be issues in your case that would be...
There could be a number of things going on here. It could be as simple as a failure to send a Notice of Bankruptcy to the Circuit Court. It could...
If you have not entered into a reaffirmation agreement, which was approved by the Court, or did not refinance since your discharge, you should be...
In most case, the answer is, "no." However, there may be some reason why the garnishment is legal (child support, alimony, criminal restitution,...
You are probable looking in the Maryland Judiciary Case Search. Bankruptcy is a Federal proceeding, so it won't show up there. However, you can...
I strongly recommend that you speak with a lawyer as soon as possible. Your case has multiple moving parts, and the issue you raise may become a...
In all probability, you can re-file. While the case may administratively be open, it is likely deemed to be concluded if you received your...
In a Chapter 13 you can. In a Chapter 7, it all depends on whether there is equity in the vehicles and, if there is, the extent of the equity. In...
It depends on whether you now qualify for Chapter 7, and whether the Chapter 13 has taken care of issues that could be problematic if you convert. ...
It depends if you have equity or not. If you owe far more than the house is worth, you may want to consider filing bankruptcy to wipe out the loan...