Chapter 13 Florida

The short answer is yes. The question that your posting brings to mind is "why would you want to?" I strongly recommend that you find a local...

If a person filedd chapter 7 about 9 months ago and kept her home can she now change her mind and reopen her bankruptcy to

You won't be able to reopen your bankruptcy to include the omitted creditor at this point. Assuming a few common things, such as that you had a...

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My sister filed a chapter 13 in December 2004 and is now in foreclosure to lose her home. She was told that she can now

It is unlikely that filing a Chapter 7 will give your sister sufficient time to cure the arrearage on her home mortgage. It will stop the...

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How will the BK trustee verify the debotrs income?

In my district we have a standing order that all debtors are required to file copies of their most recently filed tax return and all copies of all...

Do I have to respond to a bankruptcy creditor's letter, even though they aren't trying to collect the debt?

Never had a client present me with one of those letters. My gut feeling is to let them figure it out, but if you redact your social to the last...

My mortgage lender is charging legal fees after my ch 13 was discharged.

This is an issue of state law not federal law. You can ask for an accounting about the fees they charged by filing something called a Qualified...

Chp 13 Question

I agree with Ms. Bunce. If it is your son's car and he makes the payments, even though it is titled in your name, it should not affect you one way...

Your husband can file a Ch7 but whether the unemployment department will file an objection to discharge noone here can answer. If they feel that...

Will the credit union unfreeze my funds after my bankruptcy is discharged or can they keep it?

Your attorney is correct. I normally advise clients to draw down their deposits at credit unions they belong to that they also owe money to prior...

Mortgage Loans - after Bankruptcy

Opinions differ to some degree, but in my opinion, you can stop paying for your current mortgage, live rent free for a while and save up for a down...