Bankruptcy
Mr. Hilbert's advice is good. Excellent lawyers in the Richmond area include Darden Hutson, Nnika E. White, Jeanne Hovenden, and Jason...
Stafford, VA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Stafford, VA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Mr. Hilbert's advice is good. Excellent lawyers in the Richmond area include Darden Hutson, Nnika E. White, Jeanne Hovenden, and Jason...
If its the first time you missed, if you file a motion to vacate the dismissal--and you've filed all your papers--the judge will probalby reinstate...
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Well it's hard to know without a complete picture of your situation, but I can say it's always safer to file one.
Unlike Gary, I do charge to give a second opinion on how a case has been handled. And if I think it could be done better, I often take the case. ...
The short answer is it won't be reported to the credit bureaus in any way other than bankruptcy. but that does NOT necessarily mean you can get a...
It depends...on your equity, on whether you are married...on whether you are current...lots of things. Figuring out the best way to handle your...
They are not NUTS. They are in violation of the bankrutpcy discharge. And the debt collector is in violation of the FDCPA. You can just let...
Reaffirming the car is almost always a bad idea, although sometimes it would help. Not sure it would have been smart here, since you say you are...
Oops--first of all moving out was NOT a good idea. My link below explains why. You should get your discharge two months and two weeks after...
As long as the person lives for 181 days after you file the bankrutpcy, you are safe. If the person dies sooner, the bankrutpcy court can grab it.