Will I loose my car if a co-signer of the car loan files bankruptcy?
I would also suggest you call the creditor to make sure they know you intend on keeping it, so the don't try to pick it up as your co-debtor's...
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I would also suggest you call the creditor to make sure they know you intend on keeping it, so the don't try to pick it up as your co-debtor's...
I moved your question over to "divorce and separation" as what counts as proof of that depends on the judge where you live, so you need to have an...
I moved your question over to "landlord and tenant" so that an attorney in that area can answer you.
I agree with the above answers. Especially as you own your own business, you need to have an attorney, as this is not something you can do...
If you qualify for a Chapter 7, you can now file that, so that you don't have to make continuing payments over years.
I agree with Ms. Miller above. In general, the secured creditors (physical things like a house and a car) are paid dollar for dollar, if you kept...
In general, unless both cars on the same loan, they can't take the current one right away. However, you can be sued for the debt on the first one...
I am moving your case over to "divorce" so that the correct type of attorney can assist you.
You may want to see if Legal Aid in your area handles bankruptcy cases and if so, If you qualify for their assistance, as this is not something you...
I agree with attorney Hill as to the steps you should follow.