Creditor bankruptcy Q

Yes, you can file an objection to the debtor's proposed plan. worst that can happen is that your objection would be overruled as untimely filed.

Chapter 13 case and personal injury settlement? How to pay off chapter 13 case?

You REALLY need to consult with your bankruptcy lawyer. There was a recent case in the 4th Circuit (Stearns v Pliler) which agrees with many cases...

If I file chapter 7, Is my jointly owned home considered an asset if the debt is unsecured and in my name only? Thank You

DO NOT FILE WITHOUT A LAWYER. If you do, you will probably lose your house whereas a lawyer who knows his stuff can probably figure out a way to...

Will I lose my home?

This is routine. BTW, reaffirmation of home mortgages is almost never a good idea and reaffirmation of a home mortgage is not required. About 25...

Yes. It is dischargeable though as my colleague noted, if the creditor/bond agent took a security interest in the debtor's property, that security...

Modified plan to surrender auto, lender refuses to repo. What happens after discharge?

If your plan was modified to surrender the car, your obligation to the lever has ceased. Their failure to repo the car does not somehow create...

Should I convert back to 13, dismiss, then refile my 7, or should I dismiss my 7 and how long of a wait until I can refile.

It is not the date of your prior discharge it is the date of the prior filing and the date you filed a ch13. If that date was less than 8 years...

Are children responsible for the debts of their parent after the parents death?

No, but your creditors can file claims against your estate and be paid out of the proceeds of your estate before distributions from your estate are...

In bankruptcy what happens with the house I'm renting?

My colleagues are correct. The management company will not kick you out as long as you pay your rent. If you want to break the lease this is a...

Hello, I just finished my 341 meeting and everything went well considering I completed all the paperwork on my own.

The creditor is just making sure they get notified of any developments in your case. You don't need to do anything.