The bad news is yes, you will need a new Motion for Relief if the tenant refiles bankruptcy. So hurry!

Rest easy because your bankruptcy attorney likely did the right thing in NOT reaffirming the debt. Reaffirmation would give you little benefit...

They can freeze any accounts you have with them. Then they can "offset" the amount in the account and apply it to the debt. Their main remedy is...

No, but most courts require the Debtor to file a motion to dismiss a 7. If the Trustee identified assets he can sell, the court may deny the...

Check with your lawyer. If the reaffirmation was not filed, it is invalid. You want to be 100% sure it was not filed though. Otherwise, they can...

Mr. Devine nailed it. The accident happened before you filed, so it is part of the bankruptcy. It should have been listed in the schedules. So...

Assuming the case is closed as you say, I see no problem with using the card. Just remember the debt is not subject to discharge and you are stuck...

If you owe substantial debt, Mr. Boyer has a good idea in considering Chapter 7. Seek a consultation first. If you don't need a bankruptcy, you...

I am sending you to real estate. A deed should be inexpensive. Be sure to have a local real estate lawyer draft and file the deed. Over my many...

Th amount showing as current could just be an accounting entry. Was the house already foreclosed? If so, you may have no recourse. The best...