Indianapolis, IN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
You would be well advised to contact a local attorney for guidance. From what you've said, you may have , quite unfortunately, destroyed some of...
Not good. You basically are talking about spending money that does not belong to you. You could be denied a discharge of your debts AND sued for...
A charge-off is simply a status. It does not mean that the debt has gone away. Quite often, the debt will be sold (for pennies on the dollar) or...
Sure. Some complex cases may have a dozen lawyers appearing on behalf of one party. The judge may wish to designate one lawyer as the lead...
In most cases, it wouldn't matter ONLY if you were proposing to pay back 100% of your creditors/debt. You can't really have it both ways on the...
I can't definitively speak as to the law of your particular state, but many states provide for "setoff" of amounts on deposit against defaulted...
The better question is did you get this arrangement in writing? Without that, paying less than the full balance due could allow them to take you...
Unfortunately, given what you have described, it is very possible that the property could be recovered for the benefit of your creditors in the...
Wth regard to the bankruptcy, there is no timeline pertaining to the mortgage. Your liability on the note is discharged and all that remains is...
Filing an Adversary Complaint and moving forward with same is not something for the layman to attempt. Discharging student loan debt is extremely...
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