How do I dispute bankruptcy and get it off my credit report?

If the bankruptcy was filed, it will remain on your credit report for 10 years, whether the case was dismissed or you were granted a discharge. ...

Was this bankruptcy trustee in violation and wrong?

The answer is No. We truly have become a society that looks for ways to sue someone.

341 Meeting

IF you live to far from the office of the UST, you can send a request for a cop of the recording along with the fee for the service by mail. As...

My house is up for public auction on Oct 17, is it too late for me to file bankruptcy to try and stop it?

The filing of a chapter 13 may help you restructure your other debt so that you can show a better income to monthly debt payment ratio than you can...

Do I need a bankruptcy attorney?

Many pro se bankruptcy debtors find that their case is dismissed because they do not understand the issues involved and the time constraints on...

Is a lawyer the only person allowed to accept service of subpoena in a bankruptcy case? Or do both debtor and lawyer get served?

A subpoena is issued to a witness that needs to appear at trial or a deposition. A summons is served on the defendant in a lawsuit, which in a...

Looking for a good low-priced bankruptcy lawyer

Cheap and a good experienced bankruptcy lawyer do not normally go together. The phrase "you get what you pay for" applies. Lawyers can only...

My wife took out a parent loan (private student loan)? is this dischargeable in a Chap 7

Richard gave you good information about private student loans and dischargeability. The gist is that private student loans and federal student...

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How do I get a permission letter to finance a vehicle in chapter13

If you want a new attorney, you have the right to terminate the agreement between you and your current attorney and retain new counsel. However,...

If my child support is raised after I filed for bankruptcy but before my 341 meeting disqualify my chapter 7

The means test looks at the 6 full calendar months prior to filing. If you file on October 1st or October 31st, the months that are considered on...