Consult with a bankruptcy/debt defense/consumer affairs attorney. Actually, you are the debtor. The party seeking to collect from you is the...

Could the judge order the creditor to accept your offer? Sure. The real question is: will the judge order them to do so? That is up to the judge...

I agree with Mr. Lampert. Normally, a bankruptcy does not eliminate the lien on a title but in your case, the only obligation you had to pay the...

In my district, once the trustee submits the report of no distribution (in a no asset ch7) the discharge is entered within a day or two. ...

I agree, you need to consult with an experienced local attorney, but I can't tell if you need a bankruptcy or a family law attorney..

I sympathize with your situation. However, the rules of this forum forbid us from responding to this sort of direct solicitation. You can use the...

The process to get a discharge is usually fairly straightforward and, depending on the district, may require an application for discharge and the...

I suspect that the seller/debtor has hidden this asset and I would be very hesitant to enter into an agreement to buy this asset. I could be...

In my district you could. However, the attitudes of both the trustee and the judge assigned will make a difference. I think if you continue...

See the answer given for the same question listing California as your place of origin. This is textbook bankruptcy fraud.