Should I file bankruptcy?
IF your husband is current on the loans, bankruptcy would not be the best way to go. As long as he keeps current, bankruptcy isn't really...
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IF your husband is current on the loans, bankruptcy would not be the best way to go. As long as he keeps current, bankruptcy isn't really...
It depends. Technically social security funds are exempt from being garnished, however if a creditor gets a judgment and files a 3rd party...
Is there equity in the house? If there is no equity, you should be okay, if there is too much equity, the trustee may want to sell it, but you...
There is no specific debt amount that you need to owe to file bankruptcy, but to file a chapter 7 you need to make it through the means test. ...
It is hard to say without looking at the agreement, but I would be inclined to say, yes you will be liable, it sounds to me the cards were issued...
I am not licensed in Kentucky, but typically, when someone co-signs a loan, both that person and the original borrower are jointly and severally...
If you have a pending short sale, go ahead and get the short sale done, then file bankruptcy. If you do not have a short sale lined up, I would...
Bankruptcy is not the only way to go, though it may be the least expensive way to go. He could try to defend himself against all the creditors, but...
If they recorded the lien before she filed, she's going to need to reopen the case and avoid the lien, assuming that at the time of filing there...
If you are behind on the house, you may want to consider a chapter 13 where you make monthly plan payments, to get caught up on the house, but more...