What's the best option after chapter 7?
You should address these questions with your bankruptcy attorney.
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You should address these questions with your bankruptcy attorney.
You can convert your chapter 13 to a chapter 7. The court will issue you a new case number, while your spouse keeps the old one. Upon conversion,...
He can sue you, but only your assets/income can be attached. Perhaps the ex thinks you might have joint assets that he can attach? Check with a...
It is an asset, so it belongs on schedule B. Then you have to exempt it, possibly as a homestead exemption, depending on how your districts judges...
Reaffirmation is no longer an option. The lender can agree to modify the loan, and if it does, there is still no liability on the discharged debt....
You can file 8 years after you filed the 2005 case. Judgment proof, as used by attorneys, means that even if your creditor gets a judgment, it...
You need to go back to the family law court that ordered the ex to make the payments and ask that the ex reimburse you for payments that you had to...
You should not be filing a chapter 7 unless you have all the documents you need to do a complete filing. Instead of a motion for more time, you...
You cannot produce what you do not have. If they really need the old records, they can ask your bank to produce them (and pay your bank for them)....
Absolutely - citizenship is not required. Use an attorney to assist you and you should have no issues.