Can filing a Ch. 7 Bankruptcy remove an eviction from my credit record?
No - a Bankruptcy gets you a discharge of debt. It is not an eraser for items on your credit report or court records.
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No - a Bankruptcy gets you a discharge of debt. It is not an eraser for items on your credit report or court records.
Unless there is a written contract in place covering the issue, there is no enforceable agreement.
The first question is why you waited 4 years? You should have retained a Bankruptcy lawyer IMMEDIATELY (ie, the day you found out) to file the...
The SOL is not an appropriate term for what you describe. The answer depends on the facts and the rest of the story.
The standard in your state (and most) for getting a discharge in Bankruptcy is "certainty of hopelessness." That generally means permanently...
There are many questions arising from your post, but what probably happened is that your account agreements with the Bank allow them to take money...
Sure - they don't even need a reason to terminate you. The contract may give you more protection (such as severance), or nothing at all, depending...
You don't remove yourself from the obligation. The reason you agreed to co-sign was for this very situation, and the lender relied on that...
You have the clear answer, and the reason behind it is that foreclosures and evictions are not emergencies that just came up in one day. Notice is...
You posted under Bankruptcy, but your question does not appear to be a Bankruptcy issue. It is more for a licensing board. From a Bankruptcy...