Yes, it can be done and Mr. Santoro is correct. In my district your father, through his atorney, would file a motion to sell or otherwise transfer...

In my district, you would not have to file a motion to modify a plan before confirmation. YOu just have to file the amended plan and serve it on...

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Short of filing bankruptcy, your options are limited. Ally (or any creditor) can sue you if you breach the contract. Ally has to sell the repo'ed...

In my district you could contact the trustee or the trustee's staff attorney to work out something called a consent order (CO) which would allow...

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Interesting question. You could clearly represent yourself (whether that would be a good idea is a different question) if you file a new case. ...

What can I do if I get a threatening letter during the covid 19 from a collection Attorny?

Unfortunately, the Covid crisis does not prevent collection agencies or their attorneys from attempting to collect debts so they're not doing...

This is far too important to rely on free advice from volunteer attorneys on the web to address. You need to take the paperwork that created the...

No way to know for sure. But if this is your first case, the judge will probably not dismiss your case with a bar on refiling.. Next time hire an...

You have an absolute right to dismiss a ch13. You can file a motion to dismiss or, if permitted in y9our district, a notice of voluntary...

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Sometimes it takes a couple months for the case to actually close after the discharge is granted. If it has been a month or more since the...