Mr. Steingraber is spot on. YOU, personally, cannot handle this. Not to be rude, but, you'd need to evaluate your home equity, the type of lien,...

As usual, Dorothy makes a wonderful point. Your payout for the case will be equivalent to 100% of unsecured claims. But, the jurisdiction may...

First: ALWAYS ASK YOUR ATTORNEY FIRST! Aside from that, your model plan, and your confirmation order would control this question. Nobody here...

Mr. Colwell is the best of the best. I'd say that he's, as usual, spot on. I'd only add that you could search your local plan, go to the end...

Long story short, it depends. If your plan is paying a high enough dividend to unsecured creditors and your rent for this winter property isn't...

There's pretty good case law on point regarding service of creditors If the case has no assets in the debt would otherwise not be excepted from the...

The biggest question we need answered is where the funds are coming from. If you have a ton of cash pre petition, an inheritance from a...

Another ripple is the language of the cares act which excludes from current monthly income, "Payments made under Federal law relating to the...

I think your question raises questions regarding whether you're paying your family for debts you owe pre petition. If you're attempting to...

Typically, judgment liens dissolve as a matter of law if not renewed. Most states liens dissolve within 5-10 years, I believe (though not sure)...