In addition to the excellent answers above, I would recommend a consultation with a consumer defense lawyer to see if there is reason to oppose the...

Ms. Bunce is spot on. You must have all the money in hand to do a redemption. You may need to show proof of having the money before the judge...

I am sorry to hear about your lawyer's passing. I agree with Mr. Harkess' excellent answer. I will add that you should supply the Trustee with a...

You can look at Chapter 13, a repayment plan where you keep all your assets. Other options include credit counseling which can come up with a...

Your Chapter 13 Plan establishes how plan the exact order in which plan payments are distributed. Trustee's fees are first attorney's fees are...

A bankruptcy will stop the lawsuit; however, the Plaintiff will likely challenge your discharge of its debt at the very least. If the Plaintiff is...

Yes, a bankruptcy would likely discharge this debt unless the Kennel can prove you somehow deceived them about the nature of the dog. I suggest...

Exemptions are one of the challenging aspects of bankruptcy law. There is no way to answer this question without knowing all your assets and your...

The first question is whether she should file bankruptcy at all. If creditors can't attach the trust finds, and if she has no significant assets,...

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Since you are on the deed, it is an asset which must be listed in your bankruptcy case. If your equity in the house exceeds the allowable...