If you have non-exempt property, the collector can place a lien on it if LA law allows it. Just because your income sources have been reduced to...

Can i file ch.13 if i have judgements against me in order to save my home i'm 6 months behind

To be successful in a chapter 13, you need to be able to pay your regular mortgage payment, plus enough to catch up the 6 month arrears over the...

I wonder if I was properly counseled by my loan modification attorney

I am not sure that keeping the credit card debt "helps" your modification. However, filing bankruptcy often moves you back to square one on the...

I have been out of my chapter 13 for 3 half years. can I do another 13 which this is what I wan to do.

Yes, you can do another chapter 13. As long as you qualify and can make the necessary payments, the prior 13 should not be an issue.

I got denied a modification loan due to judgements im 6 monthss behind can i still file ch 13 to save home

You should be able to file a chapter 13. Whether you can save the home depends on how far along the foreclosure process is. Find a local attorney...

In a debt collection lawsuit, is it better to answer with a Suggestion of Bankruptcy or Motion to Dismiss since i filed for BK?

I always list the court and the plaintiff's attorney as notice parties for the creditor. At least where I practice, this results in an...

I have been discharged from my former chap 13 for 3 years,, Can I file another chapter 13 now

Yes, as long as you meet the general criteria for doing so. The prior 13 should have no bearing on a new filing.

I purchased a judgment from a plaintiff for $1280.00. I was wondering if I am entitled to add those fees on to what is owed?

No. You are limited to recovering what the court ordered the defendant to pay.

Question about bankruptcy attorney handling a lawsuit ?

In a case that is already in progress, it makes sense to have your attorney on that case handle it. It would cost more to have your bankruptcy...

Saying they going to sue fraud for UN PAID PAYDAY??

Their logic is that you borrowed money, you did not pay it back, therefore you never intended to pay it back, which is fraud. But it is not fraud....