Self employed, out of money , recently separated and being attacked from all sides

Call some local bankruptcy attorneys on Wednesday and have some consultations. You can almost certainly file a chapter 13 and st jersey get a...

Can I start paying on my house and keep it after discharged from bankruptcy?

Maybe. It depends on whether a foreclosure has been completed. If it has, you're probably out of luck. If a foreclosure has not been completed,...

Is the government shutdown (I had planned on submitting a chapter 13 petition) grounds for TRO to halt foreclosure sale Jan. 2?

The federal judiciary is still functioning, at least for a few more weeks so I'd call the bankruptcy court to make sure whether or not you can file...

This debt was discharged by her bankruptcy and if you sue her she can seek sanctions against you for violating the automatic stay or the discharge...

Can I trade my car that was not included in my chapter 13 ?

I would be very careful. If you owe more than your current car is worth, if you trade it, the negative equity will be added to the loan for the...

Does selling Avon qualify as “owning a business” in cheaper 7 bankruptcy?

Yes. Answer the question in the affirmative. Explain your attitude toward selling Avon and that it is really a hobby that you enjoy and...

The only reason a creditor would show up would be if you had recently made significant purchases on your credit cards.

ONCE THE?Child Support Case Has Been Moved. And And The Divorce has Been Moved What are my Options

We need more information/context to be able to answer your question. Moved to where? What are you asking about? What kind of case?

Can I "quit-claim deed" my home (that was not reaffirmed) to a relative (or friend) through Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

Your personal liability for the mortgage debt was discharged through your bankruptcy. You can quit claim the house to whomever you want to but it...

Its been about 7 years since a judgement froze my bank account. Is it safe to open a new one or can they freeze this ome too?

Maybe, maybe not. It depends on how long judgments are valid in your state (it is ten years in most states, but longer in some), when the judgment...