Will filing Bankruptcy for US CC debts (from Canada) affect my Canadian Credit?

That's a darn good question. I think you need to contact an international law attorney for help with this one. It seems to me that your credit is...

Before I file for Bankruptcy, should I call each creditor and see if they will accept 0%, reduced and deferred payments?

It never hurts to try and work these things out yourself. I don't hold out a lot of hope for you though. And no, it would not hurt you if you had...

Is there a time limit on creditors to repossess a home mortgage discharged in chapter 7?

Did you surrender the home in the bankruptcy? Have you been making payments? Are you still in the home? The mortgage company does not have a...

A third and final, up to you. They want the information so they can garnish your wages when you can't pay. They have already started legal...

I'm being sued by a debt collector.

You should contact a bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options. Many offer payment plans and they can file an "emergency petition" if needed. ...

A condo attempted collection activities during and after chapter 7. What type of action can I take against them .

Consult your bankruptcy attorney about this situation. Filing an adversarial proceeding in bankruptcy court would be your recourse.

I would contact the creditor and ask them their intentions. They may title the vehicle to you if they really don't want it. Then you can do what...

Are things actually removed from a credit report after the estimated date of removal?

Yes, they should be removed but there is no guarantee that it will be this year. If it remains on next year, contact the credit bureau and dispute...

Will everything put on the schedule F form for my bkrpty be discharged I had past due tax 2003. I was due a refd for 2012 taken

The short answer is: Not necessarily. Schedule F only lists a type of debt (unsecured), it does not speak to dischargeabilty of that debt. Some...

Can I file for bankruptcy? I am legally separated and as part of the MSA, am responsible for all of the marital debt.

The short answer is yes, you probably could file bankruptcy. The question really is: Should you? That is a harder one to answer since you seem to...