Can I protect trust assets from bankruptcy?

I agree with all the good legal advice already offered by my brothers and sisters. However, one thing I would like to add is that regardless of...

What happens to my uncle's house if he dies in the midst of Chapter 13 bankruptcy?

In general, if a Debtor dies during a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, then the case can be voluntarily dismissed. Moreover, if the Debtor stops making...

Hi, I am looking to have my boss write my bonus check to a bank to pay off my student loan. Can he use this as a tax deduction?

Your boss can not deduct payments for your debts as a tax deduction unless you are a dependant of his, and he can claim you on his taxes. I assume...

Can spouse potential insurance beneficiary payment due to him interfere with my bankrupty chpt 13. He has no job nor income

The answer to your question is that it really depends upon the specific facts of the policy and the type of property state you live in. The real...

What are my legal ties to a loan i did not sign for?

The fact is that your ex in-laws are an unsecured creditor to you and your former spouse. If they are only chasing you, then you should suggest...

The Ch13 Trustee has filed a motion to dismiss my mortgage company's claim due to inaccurate paperwork. Can I lose my house?

If a creditors proof of claim is disallowed, then they are not entitled to be paid out of the proceeds of the Chapter 13 plan. However, that does...

I do agree with my brothers for the most part. However, in order to fully analyze your situation, you need to be very clear with respect to the...

My father co signed some private student loans for me now we where both sued can I file ch13 ?

You could file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case which would enact the automatic stay. Your father as a co-debtor would also be protected as a...

In general filing a bankruptcy case does not restart the statute of limitations on a debt. However, because the Automatic stay 11 U.S.C. 362(a)...

I live in Sacramento, CA and am contemplating filing for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Essentially what happens is that you will be given 60 months to make up the missed payments you have to your mortgage company as of the date you...