Can a cosigner sue for the debt incurred as a result of the primary borrower filing bankruptcy.?
If you are talking about the fact that a creditor for a debt the co-signer signed for is going after the co-signer because the primary borrower...
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If you are talking about the fact that a creditor for a debt the co-signer signed for is going after the co-signer because the primary borrower...
It is most likely possible that he could complete the courses from prison (they are done by phone or internet), however, he would still have a...
It depends where you've spent more time at during the past 6 months.
There is no way to answer this without more information. You would benefit immensely from consulting with a local attorney that does chapter 13...
What do you mean by everything is in his name? If all the debts are in his name, then you filing will not get rid of any of the debt, he would...
I am assuming the debts you are referring to are not student loans. $10,000 is not a lot of debt to file on, and if you have very little income,...
It is untrue that you cannot file bankruptcy. Owning an s-corp or any other entity does not stop you from filing bankruptcy. Like another...
Regardless of the state you are in, you are never required to file bankruptcy with your spouse. I cannot answer your foreclosure question because...
It depends, if you signed a reaffirmation agreement when you filed bankruptcy, you will still owe the debt, unless you can get the mortgage company...
The law making student loans undischargeable was passed in 1994, I suspect you are out of luck with your bankruptcy having occurred in 2001, but...