If I have made payments to a attorney to file bankpructy he they have not filed yet. Àm I able to the paymemts refunded am,use,t

Your relationship with your attorney is governed by the agreement you made with him/her. Usually this is with a written retainer agreement. ...

If he's filing a chapter 7 case, you should hold off on the transfer and wait for the trustee's disposition of the vehicle. If he is able to...

Husband filed ch 7. He is giving up a car. I bought an 800$ a to b car. The place titled it to him, because of my current tags.

If the vehicle was purchased after the filing if the chapter 7, it shouldn't matter who it's titled in as it is not likely an asset of the estate...

Should I file bankruptcy?

Criminal restitution is generally non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. It's interesting that a civil judgment was needed to continue to collect from...

Need advice about being sued.

You can either hire an attorney to handle it for you or you can talk to the bank's attorney and kindly request that they would agree to an...

In chapter 13 i will be recieving pension option to rollover to a ira fund. will the trustee consider this as income?

It could be considered income if the pension is not rolled over directly to the IRA prior to filing. It may have to also be considered in your...

If the judgment of divorce or any subsequent court order, ordered you to pay the attorney fees to your ex-spouse or her attorney then you are still...

Can I add my utilities to my bankruptcy and still keep them? I am on payment programs but balances are over $1000 each...

You are free to add creditors to your case if they were not previously listed although, in general, you usually should list all of them at the...

I am offering a settlement to my second mortgage holder due to reduced income/ability to meet the monthly payment.

You are not legally required to send them anything. But nor are they legally required to settle the debt you owe them for less than what is owed. ...

Am I legally responsible for a student loan that my parents took out in my name, without my consent?

It really depends on what paperwork was signed by you to bind you on the loan. If your parent's co-signed with you, then you are liable just the...