Charles Franklin Farrell Jr.

Charles Franklin Farrell Jr.'s Answers (256)

Valdosta, GA

Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Valdosta, GA

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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My question is, can the other side get the automatic stay lifted by way of filing a motion with the district judge.

Charles's answer | Answered on February 10, 2016

I think Allan M. Darish did a great job in trying to provide you with an answer. The problem is that your question is unclear as to the facts of...

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What do I have to do to get rid of this debt through the lawsuit? they sued for the entire amount after sheriff sale

Charles's answer | Answered on February 10, 2016

To answer this question you need to clarify the timeline of what happened and provide more details. What kind of bankruptcy did you file? Chapter...

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If a Creditor's identity is unknown, how do you list them, and how do you hold plan payments for them until you figure it out?

Charles's answer | Answered on February 10, 2016

As Stuart Steingraber pointed out I really hope that you are not trying to file a Chapter 13 without the help of a qualified bankruptcy attorney....

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Is there any way to remove an item from my credit if the acct was canceled while in good standing and creditor broke contract?

Charles's answer | Answered on February 10, 2016

The first step is to contact the creditor directly to see if the issue can be resolved. Since you are here it is likely that this option did not...

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Are there any options other than bankruptcy to lower or stop the payments?

Charles's answer | Answered on February 10, 2016

Your questions asks specifically for NON-bankruptcy options so really the best thing you can do, IF bankruptcy is not something you would consider,...

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Isn't it possible to file a request for a post petition tax debt with my attorney and have my bankruptcy amended?

Charles's answer | Answered on February 10, 2016

Your current attorney obviously has the best information for you as they are familiar with your unique case. If they say it is not possible I would...

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