Can my husband file bankruptcy on a auto insurance judgement, were injuries were claimed.

This happens all the time. I will warn you, however, that some places won't give the license back until the case has been discharged which can...

Consent to amend judgment for advanced taxes and insurance. Would I personally be responsible to pay before foreclosure sale?

Mr. Gleason is correct. You only need to worry if you re-affirmed your mortgage.

What bankruptcy chatper do I need to file?

Hopefully a Ch. 7 will work out for you but there is no way for us to know that without a full in depth consultation b/c we need to know about your...

You would need to file motion with the Court telling the court what you needed the funds for and asking to be allowed to keep them. Now since it's...

I have 70K in credit card debt and on social security, I would like to file chapter 7?

Yo're probably a great candidate and may just want to do it for piece of mind and so that you don't get phone calls. Get a free consultation.

I have a house that is paid off Can I file bankruptcy without having to sell my home?

No you won't have to sell your home. However, since you own your home, the Trustee will be looking at other things so be sure to hire an attorney.

If I am a co signer on a vehicle can they take the car away from the main name?

The technical answer is that the answer lies in the contract. But in practice, I've never had a company take a car if the person who didn't file...

I have filed one motion of extension of time and it was granted I need more time to figure this out can I file another motion

The amount of money that you'll pay a BK lawyer will pale in comparison to what you'll end up paying in the long run if this goes to judgment and...

How long will it take creditors to sue me after leaving chapter 13 bankruptcy?

The major issue what would the suit do to you? Is it to take your home or garnish your wages? Can you live with either?

How much debt do you have to have to file for bankruptcy

This can really only be answered in free consultation with an attorney. My basic rule is this, if 10-20% of your next income is going to creditors...