My parents bought a car in their name for me and I’m paying the payments and now I’m preparing to file bankruptcy.

As long as you disclose the situation to your attorney, the attorney will know how to present this to the court in the paperwork. Your attorney...

Ifvi file for bankruptcy can I keep my car that I am making payments on?

Mr. Wilson is correct. If your car is not worth $6,000 more than your loan balance you will be able to keep the car. So keep up on your payments...

Can Board of trustees have right to hold my husband tax refund?

You are required to list all of your debts if you joined in the Chapter 13, so you have received correct advise on that. You/your husband are...

I need to stop my garnishment and work out a payment plan, please help!!!!!

Please contact a bankruptcy attorney in your area ASAP so you can discuss how to best stop the garnishment and move forward with the fresh start...

Bankruptcy 13. When employer receives letter to release garnishment, does it specifically say why/that I filed for bankruptcy?

Normally, the garnishing creditor sends the release after being notified of the Ch 13 filing. There is nothing in the form that requires the...

Can a new creditor receive credit refunds from the original creditor on debt filed in Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

A lot of unsecured debt - credit card debt especially - is often sold by the original creditor after a bankruptcy is filed. The purchasing...

I just got my discharge from chapter 7 and I filed pro se,

If your case has not yet been closed by the court, you can file a motion to redeem the car. Redemption in the context of bankruptcy means you have...

No, getting married will not affect his Ch 13 if he just continues in the current case until completion. If for some reason, his current case is...

Can you drop chap 13 process before signing the payment plan agreement ?

If you can sell it before the foreclosure, you can sell it but you likely won't have the time to get that done if there is already a foreclosure...

You need to file a copy of your response with the court, not just send it by mail to the plaintiff. You won't get any further notice from the...