If the judgment is against both of you, the creditor can garnish both your wages, so yes, they can demand both of your information. You should...

I agree with my colleagues, you need to consult with a couple, experienced, local bankruptcy attorneys. I also believe that the Middle District of...

Just file your taxes as you normally would. There's nothing additional that needs to be done. This system requires me to insert 100 characters, so...

If you have had a change in circumstances, you can convert your chapter 13 to a chapter 7 at any time. You may have to submit new data showing your...

Sure, you CAN file ch7. Whether that's a good idea is a different question for which we don't have any information to give you an answer. If you...

Contact your state's bar and the chief bankruptcy judge for your district. The bar probably has a fund from which you can get your money back,...

You didn't ask any questions and, other than you may have been scammed, we don't know what you're wanting to know. Take whatever documents and...

You need to file an answer to the plaintiff's complaint. TBH, for such a relatively small amount, you may be better off trying to settle the debt. ...

No, if you file bankruptcy you're either all in or all out, meaning you have to list everything you own and everything you owe. You may still be...

I am sorry to hear about your wife's diagnosis. That's terrible. I'm my district in North Carolina, your relative's generous gift would not be an...