If I signed a reaffirmation statement would the loan show discharged.

Reaffirmation agreements require that you and your attorney sign them, and they are then sent back to the creditor who drew it up to execute and...

Does having a car repossessed ruin your credit?

Not only will your credit take a hit, but the creditor will sell the car after the repo. You will have the right to choose that they do so via...

Need a bankruptcy attorney to contact me

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Do I still need to file an answer for a withdrawn "MOTION FOR EMERGENCY HEARING AND FOR CONTEMPT OF TEMPORARY CONSENT ORDER?"

Check with the clerk's office to make sure the case has been closed due to the withdrawal. If the Judge or the clerk have not dismissed the case,...

Step parent adoption for my 4 year old bio father left when she was 2 days from turning 3. Hasn't sent money in 14 months?

Sounds like you have spoken to an attorney in your area who knows the proclivities of the Judges, as the one year marriage rule is not law but more...

Does the statute of limitations affect the right to foreclose in GA?

I think what you meant was that your chapter 7 was discharged, as that is how you got rid of your personal liability. While there is a statute of...

My car was totaled but the insurance payout still left me with a balance, what are my options?

The only things I would add to the excellent answers you have already been given is that 1) if you signed a release for the property damage claim,...

Do I have to go to court in order for my daughter's dad to give up his parental rights so my husband can adopt her?

For him to sign a surrender of rights, you don't. However, you will have to file in Superior Court to get the adoption done, and the surrender is...

Can the equity in my primary residence in Georgia be taken to satisfy a deficiency from my previous residence in Florida?

If a judgment is entered in a Florida Court for the deficiency, or if the bank sues you in Georgia and receives a judgment, then they will be able...

In most cases, yes. However, if there is a problem with your case, if you have an asset with equity, if the paperwork is not done correctly, etc....