I filed chap 7 pro se. I have honda lease w/ 2 years left. Hearing for reaffirmation is 3/25. Will this delay discharge?

It should not delay the discharge, although it may delay the closing of the estate.

Hi, I have student loans through SallieMae that I have been paying since (around) January of 2007

Courtney, There are too many questions unanswered. Saying an "average" or not including an interest rate to be factored, it is hard to provide...

Hierarchy of heirs in Florida

I am a little confused as to the facts. You state that your sister had one daughter, who had two children, but that one grandson was claiming he...

Your EIC is exempt. You may want to segregate the money in a separate account if you receive it before filing. After filing it should be exempt. ...

What happens to my discharged chapter 7 2nd mtg lien strip if 11th Circuit ruling gets overturned? Will my strip be reversed?

If the judgment was final and the time to appeal has passed, then you should have no problem.

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Is a judgment in a condo fee foreclosure case discharged in a chapter 7 ?

I am a little confused by the question. Your questions seems to indicate that a foreclosure has taken place, which means that the Condo now owns...

Filed Chapter 13 surrendering my home, no housing or moving costs for required home office and family were budgeted in plan.

Every trustee is a little different. However, you will need to amend your schedule J to reflect the new realities. Generally, a clothing...

Will I be able to get my inheritance from my mother's estate if I start a lawsuit against a pharmaceutical company

Assuming the facts as presented, and that you would be suing on behalf of the estate, you may proceed with the probate, and when appropriate make...

Can a car payment debt that is no longer secured be discharged with a chapter 7?

This type of debt should be dischargeable. Whether you may have other options, or if you qualify for Chapter 7 are also relevent questions. You...

What is the executrix entitled to?

Generally, unless the will states otherwise, Florida statutes have a presumptively fair personal representative's fee of 3% of the probatable...