In most states there is no "primary owner" and no "secondary owner." If one's name is listed on the title, then one owns the vehicle in question....

You could refile for another ch13, but you would have to file a motion to either impose or extend the stay. You will definitely need an attorney...

From the limited description you've given, your interpretation sounds correct, but you really should have the whole agreement reviewed by your...

The best advice that anyone can give you is to go see a local child support attorney. The answer to most of your questions is: "It depends" and...

My colleagues gave you excellent advice. If they do sue you, bring all communications with you when you consult with a local debt defense or...

No, you still can't do that. Sorry. The trustee will take the remaining proceeds from the sale.

Contac a local creditors' rights attorney for guidance on how you can proceed. It is likely quite simple to do, but each state has their own...

Different states have different laws dealing with liens that are really old. Somes states say that after so long a time, the lien is invalid and...

No. See my colleagues' answers above. Even if you sold the vehicle, the chapter 7 trustee would take most or all of the cash leftover from the...

Bankruptcy does not affect mortgage (a HELOC is a type of mortgage) liens regardless of the chapter filed. In some state mortgage liens never have...