You should continue to keep the property insured and pay the taxes on it. You will likely get a new mortgage company, but that should be the only...

That branch may not have checked your credit. Moreover, they did not give you a "loan." You likely entered into a pawn transaction. If you miss...

Well, it looks like a real mess. I am not sure if Ch. 13 is a great idea. It would likely stop the tax sale, but you are paying for the taxes...

This is for your attorney given the complexities of your situation. The attorney should review the lease and state law for deduct and repair...

Whether you file Chapter 13 or 7, a leased vehicle can be kept in bankruptcy as long as you make the payments on it. Just note that when the lease...

Most lawyers will not have a client reaffirm a mortgage because there is no legal benefit for the client. In fact, the client would be on the hook...

In a Chapter 7, vehicle debt is discharged. However, the lien the lender has on the car survives bankruptcy. The lien is not just on the car, but...

If you are in bankruptcy for less than a year, most of your payments go to attorney's and trustee's fees. That is because the bankruptcy code is...

We need more detail to give you an decent answer. What did she co-sign? Was any property acquired with the loan (like a car)? Who has the...

The good news is that none of your property is taken in Ch. 13. That is because Ch. 13 is a repayment plan. The Trustee may want you to pay more...