Maybe, but the safe answer is no. Read the confirmation order and look for the section about when the property revests in the debtor. If it says...

I would file an objection to the Amended POC, even if you just restate your original objection.

Assuming the initial purchase is made with money that is earned after the filing of your bankruptcy case and is, therefore, not property of your...

Each lender will have its own policies on how to verify the validity of the authorization to confirm the incurrence of debt. These policies could...

If I were your landlord's attorney, I would have advised them to file for relief from the stay prior to instituting eviction proceedings. However,...

Assuming your discharge has been entered by the court, the stay would have lifted, and the creditor can take whatever steps necessary to protect...

Your job requires that you have reliable transportation. Your car is not running and while you have made arrangements to get another car, you...

Assuming this was a ch13, I agree with your mother's lawyer and recommend waiting until the case is closed. While it probably would not be an...

Yes, a plaintiff can sue for more than the limits of your insurance and is not required to agree to accept your limits. This is one reason that...

I agree, you need to have a sit down with your lawyer and you may want to have your case reviewed by another, experienced bankruptcy attorney. ...