Will I have to return my vehicle to the dealer or will I be able to keep it???

May I ask how much the car was worth? What did you pay for it?

A 2004 exam is not necessarily routine in a bankruptcy. This would tell me that you've already attended the 341 hearing and there are additional...

In Ohio, a Judgment lien against your property must be renewed after 5 years. However, the underlying debt, the "default judgment" does not go away...

How often do Trustees reject residential leases in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

You won't lose your apartment. Don't lose any sleep over this issue… find a competent lawyer and pay them to file a bankruptcy correctly for you...

I need a attorney with a back bone for this case.

I can't imagine a situation where your lawyer is entitled to "half of your check every week." If you are getting ongoing temporary total disability...

Lien Stripping

If you voluntarily gave the lien. like a second mortgage, or a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) then it could only possibly be removed in a...

Can my attorney take my return check from my trustee (chapter 13) to pay off my attorney fees. I converted to a chapter 7.

If the check was made out to you personally then no, your attorney absolutely would not be able to cash it. If they did, that would be very bad....

My spouse may be filing for bankruptcy due to his personal credit card and personal loan debt. How will this affect my credit?

If the debt is solely in your spouse's name and you are not an "authorized user" or a co-signor on his debts, then technically, your credit should...

I am thinking about filing for bankruptcy but just recently hired an attorney for medical malpractice. Can I still file?

Tough question. Generally, it's common for people to file bankruptcy while they have a Medical Malpractice (MM) claim for several reasons: 1) the...

Is there a deadline to object to discharge if I was not notified of bankruptcy filing

Essentially, it would probably would not be worth pursuing if the trustee in this case had declared the debtor's case to be a "no-asset" case. The...