What if you don’t have a down payment for the car you choose?

I'm afraid you're going to either find a cheaper vehicle to buy or come up with the down payment. The trustee cannot waive the downpayment nor will...

Is there anyway I can get out of my chapter 13 bankruptcy? I can no longer work. We can not pay our bankruptcy. Pls help!

You can dismiss your ch13. More accurately, your attorney can dismiss your CH13. You may be able to convert your 13 to a 7 and discharge your...

Voluntary Chapter 13 Dismissal

Any guess we offer would be just that: a guess. I suspect the phone calls and nasty letters are coming soon.

Without reviewing docket, can't know for certain, but I suspect the trustee has filed a report of no distribution and now you're just waiting...

How can I file a house under bankruptcy if it’s not in my name?

Assuming you're talking about ch13 and assuming the house is in NC, if you're married to the person who owns the house, you have a marital interest...

The local rules of court will have a section regarding service which will specify who needs to be served with various motions. The local rules...

Mortgage -6000, had mod for 31,000 balloon payment end with no interest, forbearance til 01/2019can I chpt 7 an keephouse (75k)

There is no provision in ch7 to bring mortgages current so, since you're behind on your mortgage payments, you'll have to file a ch13 if you want...

My fiancé has tons of unpaid medical bills, will I take those debts once married and will it affect my credit?

Ms. Coleman is correct. You will not be liable for her debts that exist prior to your marriage. The doctrine of necessaries might make you...

What can I do to keep my car after this had happened once already ?

If the lender had filed a motion for relief from the automatic stay, contact the lender, better have your attorney contact the lender's attorney...

Hello my chapter 13 has been dismissed ? and I am in a lease purchase home trying to see if I will be given time to pay my rears

There is no way we can give you a definitive answer. If you cure the arrears and any late fees, you should be able to stay in your home but...