You will need to meet with an attorney to review the bankruptcy case and deed, As long a he got permission from the court to convey the property,...

I am sorry to hear about your wife. Bankruptcy will not help much unless the lien stripping applies. You may have to find another source of income...

Normally, a creditor must sue you first in order to get a judgment lien. Once they have the lien, they can take actions to collect on it. Often,...

Mr. Love gave a great answer. The IRS may have a record of the extension. One way to check is to go to the IRS website and request a "tax ACCOUNT...

The answer will depend on many factors. So it is best to ask the attorney. Chances are that you should be able to do it.

If she maintains a separate residence, separate bank accounts, files a separate tax return and has no joint debts, then a strong argument can be...

The credit card companies will have to file a complaint challenging the dischargeability of the debt. If they fail to do that, the credit card...

The other question is how much money do you have? The amount you have in hand may already be exempt. Are you financing the purchase of the house?...

Once you file bankruptcy, the Trustee steps into your shoes. The Trustee has the option of taking over the litigation or allowing your attorney to...

Bankruptcy may dissolve the debt, but it leaves the lien in place. Normally, it can't be sold because the neighbor would not have the title to...