Most creditors stop reporting to credit bureaus when they receive of a bankruptcy filing because they worry that someone will sue them for...

Other than not telling you not to spend your tax refund and maybe not giving you a better understanding of the requirements of a ch13, what do you...

You may have a claim for legal malpractice and should consult an attorney who is experienced in legal malpractice claims.

You can file either chapter in bankruptcy. Assuming you mean that you're seeking a security clearance, I've had clients who have filed both...

Without knowing more about your situation, we can't give you an answer worth having. Most bankruptcy attorneys offer free initial consultations, ...

I agree with Mr. Primus. You'll need an attorney's assistance to do this. TBH, I'm not sure you can do this, but if you can you would have to...

You have the options that I see: 1) Do nothing. They'll sue you, get a judgment and then will try to collect the debt; 2) If you have a...

That is not an unreasonable time frame but whether the judge will agree is up to the judge. If you have a lawyer, speak with your lawyer.

Take whatever document you've received for review by an experienced bankruptcy attorney. If the bankruptcy in question is filed under Chapter 15,...

I don't practice in Wisconsin, but in my district, there is no form or full in the blank motion to extend the time to file the remaining schedules...