If i file for ch. 7 BK without filing my 2010/2011 taxes, how will the trustee react and how will it affect the discharge order?

Chapter 7 only requires that you produce the last year that you filed. However some trustees will demand that you file your returns especially if...

Can my ex spouse re open my personal bankruptcy case if he claims he was unaware I was filing bankruptcy?

He can ask the court to reopen your case, however it is likely unnecessary for him to do so and the court may well deny it. Section 523 make your...

Filing Bankruptcy

You can file bankruptcy more than likely. The fines are non-dischargeable. However, if your only income is SSDI there is a good likelihood that...

Can a collection agency for a medical bill garnish my wages without informing me first?

I do not practice law in Washington, but here in Tennessee you can petition the Court to set you on a payment plan that you can afford. Typically...

If i have debts woul bankruptcy be a option

Best thing you can do is consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney. All of them in this area, including myself, offer free consultations. ...

If I file chapter 7bankrupty to get rid of credit card debt will they sale my home and other farm land?

It is not an easy question to answer with that information. You are allowed to exempt a certain amount of equity in your residence and that amount...

Re: $75,000 limit to a counter claims under both Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Florida Consumer Credit Practices Act

If I understand your questions, and I am not sure I do, the short answer is going to be that the counter-defendant will always be able to remove...

Paid an attorney $2500.00 to file a lawsuit. He did not file it and said he would give us our money back.

Yes you can certainly file a case in the general sessions court in addition to filing a complaint with the TBPR.

Is a secured creditor allowed post-confirmation interest when they are NOT over secured in a Chapter 13 plan?

I disagree with the previous answer. You can not modify a mortgage on your primary residence pursuant to 1322(b)(2).

It is for 6 months but they can get it re-issued after that. If you can not afford the garnishment and you have not previously applied for a...