What does this mean?
It likely means that whatever issue the trustee had had been resolved and you will not need to appear but you should ask your attorney.
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It likely means that whatever issue the trustee had had been resolved and you will not need to appear but you should ask your attorney.
I agree, you cannot change your restitution to a civil judgment and somehow get more time to pay. But you should be able to file a chapter 13...
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No, you can not sue them because they would not abide by the terms of the authorization to incur debt. THEY were not obligated to abide by the...
No. Transferring the servicing of this debt footess not change the fact that your personal liability for the debt was discharged. Merely failing...
All the stuff you mention about what happened after you filed is irrelevant. What matters is the value of your home at the time you filed. Your...
Toit tax valuation may or may not accurately reflect the fair market value. The FMV is what matters so you need to figure out what your home would...
You should list this as a transfer on your statement of financial affairs. Better yet, your attorney should list this on your statement of...
If you received a refund from the trustee, it is unlikely that you will need to give your tax refund to the trustee. If you can check on PACER or...
If she only owes $4,000 I would not advise filing bankruptcy. If she works on it, she could pay this herself over time. You should not pay her...