Credit app asks about bankruptcy. It was 1975. Must I answer yes?
Context matters and words matter. If it asks you your all time filing record, yeah, you have filed. If it asks a date range, look at the range....
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Context matters and words matter. If it asks you your all time filing record, yeah, you have filed. If it asks a date range, look at the range....
The second answer is spot on. Once you stop paying credit cards, etc, payments tend to become much easier. If you’re truly destitute, you could...
Attorneys are more affordable than ever these days and there are many in your area. Go talk to one so you’re certain.
I’d have to agree with the prior answer. To some degree, at filing circumstances matter more than changes. Id talk to your attorney about it and go...
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Not exactly a clawback issue. Most districts have their own rulings, but, they mostly track the same in that refunds accrue in terms of entitlement...
I’m really sorry you’re in this position. But, the question you asked is indicative that you’d benefit from good legal help. Get some free...
Presuming you pass their credit screening, you’re good to go, if you’ve already filed chapter 7, that is.
I’ve never heard of reaffirming a debt in the context of a chapter 13, only a chapter 7. In chapter 13, you either treat the debt attached to...
If you take a loan or credit out with proximity to the bankruptcy, there are certain rules and presumptions which exist that could keep that debt...