Lafayette, IN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Lafayette, IN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Yes. If you otherwise qualify for Ch 13, the old case will not prevent it.
Moving your question from Practice area: Bankruptcy to Landlord & Tenant, as you're more likely to get correct responses there. But my guess is...
I'm surmising that you were in a Chapter 13 and completed it successfully. The only way what you are describing could happen is if your mortgage...
Bankruptcy may be an option for you to explore. Depending on the situation it may be able to help reduce your car interest. That said, I...
Your mistake was filing Pro Se. It would have likely been cheaper to pay an attorney than what you are going to lose in tax refunds by not having...
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Indiana residents who qualify for Indiana bankruptcy exemptions can protect up to $19,600 of home equity. Habitat may have a silent lien on the...
The first step is to find out when you last filed. That can easily be looked up on PACER. You can likely file anytime to stop collection. The...
Who is on the mortgage doesn’t matter at all. It also doesn’t really matter if you file bankruptcy individually or jointly. It only matters how...
I’ve never done one because most judges would deny it for someone who paid for an attorney. What jumps out to me about your question is that...
Your assets will not be involved if only your husband is filing. Your income and expenses will be a factor in whether he qualifies for Chapter 7...
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