Chapter 13 may be a big help in your case. You can stop a foreclosure. catch up your home loan, and consolidate your car payments and other debts...

I am sending you to tax. I will answer your question the same way I answered a tax question on my bar exam many years ago. Knowing almost nothing...

It sounds like you incurred some debt after you filed your case. That is prohibited in most districts. I am not sure if a new loan is your best...

Typically, the lender will look for the car and repo it wherever it is located. You can always call them and let them know where the car is...

The good news is that the Department of Justice has issued guidance providing a process to discharge student loans using a liberalized view of the...

If you dismiss your case, creditors can resume debt collection activity. Many car lenders will let you resume contract payments, especially if you...

Once you have regular income, you have the option of filing a Chapter 13. Under Chapter 13, you may be eligible for a discharge if is filed 4...

It is long past time to call your former bankruptcy attorney about this debt. He can likely clear this up quickly if the debt was discharged.

You asked a great question. A car lien can be avoided as a "tool of the trade." To avoid the lien, your lawyer must file a motion with the court....

Possibly. You will need to have an attorney look at your financial information. Chapter 7 has lots of traps for the unwary. Be sure to get 2-3 free...