Birch Run, MI
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Birch Run, MI
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Real Estate, General Practice
If that was the only hold up on you discharge, then a week or two. However, if the case trustee has issues, those would have to be resolved as...
If you modification is in place and there is no threat of foreclosure, you can voluntarily dismiss your chapter 13.
Because this happens often enough, there is a specific motion event in the electronic filing system to address it. You file a motion to reopen for...
It sounds like the original creditor is attempting to collect, as opposed to a third party debt collector. Different rules apply. The original...
If the trustee has not abandoned an asset, then the case is still open. So just do the motion to abandon.
Deed in lieu will not work. The second would still have a lien. Chapter 13 bankruptcy can eliminate the fully unsecured second, leaving you with...
No. The only way to re-establish liability is through a reaffirmation agreement filed before the chapter 7 discharge.
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You should ask the lender for a payment history, then send it to the credit reporting agencies, asking them to confirm the history with the lender....
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You need to tell the collector that the debt was discharged in you bankruptcy. Do it in writing so you can file a contempt motion if they continue...
You would need to file bankruptcy in the US if you are looking for relief from the US debts. You should file where your assets are located in the...
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