When I filed for bankruptcy in 2000, I could not include student (Parent Plus) loans. Can anything be done about that now?
I did a series on student loans. You can read them (starting at the first one) by clicking here:...
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I did a series on student loans. You can read them (starting at the first one) by clicking here:...
I agree with the other answers posted. Sometimes, the argument can be made that these are "ordinary course" transfers and, as such, not...
I agree with Mark. It's really hard to say. I am inclined to say that, given your income (which appears low) you should consider doing a Chapter...
Unless you this accident occurred while you were driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol (or both), this debt is dischargeable in...
I agree with my colleague, Bill Balena. Since you are in Florence, I'd recommend you contact Eric Reed, another colleague of mine. Eric is an...
First, no, you are not going to become liable for your husband's debts. Second, as to the advice, my assumption is that perhaps your husband...
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Under South Carolina law, you are allowed an "exemption" in your homestead of $51,450. For married couples, this is double--that is if both of you...
No. The Bankruptcy Code specifically prohibits this in section 525(a). I have filed bankruptcy cases for many contractors, real estate agents,...
No. When you sell your property, you must convey "marketable title" to the buyer. The second mortgage will remain on the property until it's paid...
This really depends on your overall situation. If you have judgments against you, you should consult with a bankruptcy attorney in your area. But...