Should I file chapter 7 bankruptcy? single mom...

I disagree with Mr. Lloyd. You can discharge taxes when the taxes are old enough and meet certain other conditions. The income tax returns...

Credit Bureaus are supposed to report what is accurate and true. The fact that you filed a chapter 13 case that was dismissed is accurate...

I an looking to claim chapter 7 bankruptcy for a lawsuit on a canar that was repossessed

The court cost is $310.00 and you will be required to pay for credit counseling before and again after you file. That cost varies depending upon...

Social Security Disability Benefits spousal benefits

The amount your husband would receive based upon your disability would probably be substantially less than he is receiving based upon his...

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Sure you can file bankruptcy. However, you may or may not be able to discharge the taxes in that bankruptcy case. The age of the taxes, when and...

How do I get private student loans discharged in chapter 7 bankruptcy? And is it wise to file without a lawyer?

I respectfully disagree with Mr. Smith about the 0% chance of discharging the debt. Discharging student loans is very difficult, but one major...

We were gifted the funds to pay the retainer for our bankruptcy attorney, can we deposit that check & then pay retainer?

How you handle the matter probably does not matter. There is a code section in chapter 7 cases that says that if you have an unexplained...

Do his children have rights to my properties?

In some states his children may be right as a number of states are community property states. However, Mississippi is not a community property...

I am having no luck dealing with a debt collector on false debt. They hang up and the alleged original creditor says they won't

You may have a claim against the debt collector under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The best thing to do is contact an attorney...

If I file bankruptcy and my debt is discharged, will I have to pay taxes on the amount of discharge?

The general answer to that question is no. There are two potential exceptions to the general answer. There is a statute in the U. S. Tax Code...