We are fallen behind in our mortgage which we are in chapter 13.we have 1 year left in our term. should we do chapter 13

Your post is confusing - you are in Ch. 13, but want to know if you should "do" Chapter 13? Either way, no one here knows anything about income,...

Bankruptcy question upon seizure of vehicle.

First, you are almost always better off getting the property or money in a situation like this, with the understanding that you might have to...

If i want to leave someone something when i die what do i do to make it legit

That would be a will. See an estate planning lawyer to handle this (and other estate planning needs).

I made all my chapter 13 payments finally when the 5yrs were up, the trustee told me I didn't pay enough. my lawyer knew day 1.

Speak with your lawyer about fixing whatever is wrong. That is who knows the details of your case and the issue. We don't.

Filing chapter 7 pro se in NC, anything I need to pay close attention to? and where can I get free required credit class?

You say it should be simple, but you have asked several questions about filing the initial schedules. That is just a starting point. You don't...

Do I have a case to sue a company?

Did you take her to the doctor. Without that, it is just speculation about what caused it. When did the discoloration start, since it has been 2-3...

The case may very well require a notice to all parties and creditors and a hearing, with the opportunity for others to object to the settlement. ...

What type do you qualify for? That is something that requires many more details than just picking the "best" type (if you even should file at...

What to do if bankruptcy may be revoked?

Get a lawyer. You have a few problems. One, if the money was property of the estate you owe it back regardless of the discharge issue. Second, if...

Can my wife protect herself from paying a student loan she cosigned for by transferring her assets to me.

That is called a fraudulent conveyance and can get you both sued. She needs to explore other ways to try to reduce or eliminate the loan.