Do I need to file a relief of stay for my ex husband's ch.13 bankruptcy for the domestic court to order a review of child suppt?

The key to remember though if the family and probate court does review your husband's finances for a modification is that his Chapter 13 plan is...

Can you contribute retirement

Not only can you contribute to a 401k or other qualified retirement program, but it is highly advisable to do so, as not only will this reduce your...

If for some reason, the Debtor's bankruptcy discharge was not allowed due to some fraud, or abuse of the bankruptcy process and the Judge revoked...

Can my bank account be debited without my Authorization for an old debt?

It really depends on the contract that you signed. However, the bank may be simply availing themselves to the self help doctrine. Depending on...

I file chapter 13 in order for me to keep home due to the death of my husband bank modify my loan can i come out of bankruptcy

You have the right to file a Motion to voluntarily dismiss your bankruptcy case. However, you might want to consider what other debt your...

Filing Bankruptcy Twice?

I agree with my colleage, you certainly have the right to refile. Even if your case was dismissed with prejudice, you can refile with in 180 days....

Can i take my mom out of my title while we are both in chapter 13 confirm

In order to make any changes to an asset of the bankruptcy estate such as title to real estate, you and she will need to file a Motion with the...

What type of lawyer do we need and in which state?

Due to the fact that you have lived in Delaware for the past 3+ years, you would be well suited to speak to a debt relief attorney there.

If if you are in a lawsuit and the other part wins but you have no assets, no income, what happens?

As my colleagues have said, a judgment can last quite a long time. In Massachusetts for example, once you obtain an execution on the judgment you...

Bankruptcy Court

Do you have specific questions about Creditor rights and what you need to do in order to recieve anything out of the bankruptcy estate?