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If you are the debtor, you can dismiss your Ch13 at any time by filing, or having your attorney file, a notice of voluntary dismissal with the...
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If you are the debtor, you can dismiss your Ch13 at any time by filing, or having your attorney file, a notice of voluntary dismissal with the...
Assuming you got your discharge and this is for a prepetition debt, it sounds like a discharge injunction violation. If you did not get a...
You can apply for credit anytime. Whether you will be granted credit depends on what steps you have taken to re-establish credit such as getting a...
If you want to evict the tenant you will need to file a motion for relief from the stay to proceed with the eviction. If you want to be paid from...
Yes, the eight year between filings rule applies to you. But it is filing date to filing date. Assuming your 2012 case took the normal time to...
You filed two separate bankruptcy cases. The first one was dismissed. You received a discharge in the second. Congratulations on completing the...
Yes, if you file a ch7 you can redeem the car for the fair market value. Your attorney would have to file the motion to redeem while your ch 7 is...
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The original filing date of the original bankruptcy petition. The conversion date is irrelevant.
You would have to draft and file a motion to set aside the dismissed of the case. There is no form to do so, at least in my district.
Your employer is going to want an order from the trustee or from the court directing that payroll deduction be stopped.