Allowable living expenses?

If by "withdrawing" cash you mean taking out of your bank accounts and setting it aside, this could backfire badly. If you keep the cash on hand,...

What do I do first? Divorce, Bankruptcy ? Concerns about what happens t my personal injury lawsuit, if only he files bankruptcy,

Some of your guestion is unclear...but as to whether you divorce of file first: I typically recommend that the divorce should be finalized first....

You need to discuss this with your accountant, but if you establish S corp status, and follow the rules regarding paying either self employment tax...

You are only responsible to the extent you were responsible under the credit agreement, and to the extent you agreed to it, or were deemed to have...

For a ch13 (& 4 mos in arrears) what would be the mortgage amount claim by the lender- ? how would I model this before filing?

I can only tell you how things work here in Florida. An ILL attorney may give you a different perspective. Here, to 'model', you would have to take...

Is my old Chapter 13 Lawyer obligated to help fix this problem and is this the result of something they should have done?

It depends on your retainer agreement. If a creditor does not do what the law requires, your lawyer cannot control them and is not obligated to...

During a commercial building bankruptcy can the business be sold and not affect the proceedings?

I assume your facts here are that the building is owned by an entity that has filed BK and you want to know if the equity holders can transfer...

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Can the living trust that my parents set up for me be taken if i am in default of a personal loan in florida

The answer is "maybe". It depends on the terms of the trust. If it has proper spendthrift attributes, it might be protected. But even then, if...

Can I use my Florida exemption?

I agree with the residency comments of my colleagues. As to the use of exemptions, you can only use the exemptions from the state in which you have...

Would it be considered a fraudulent transfer (paying one creditor over another one); so I wouldn't be able to file bankruptcy?

My read of your facts is that a relative "loaned" you money, and you then used that money to resolve issues with your lender, and then paid back...