How can we avoid bankruptcy after serious health conditions in family members ?

You are right to seek advice and help; The answer depends on your whole financial situation. If you are earning enough money to dig yourself out,...

I received a citation to discover assets to a debtor. I have no idea what to do?

You can protect your car, and you should contact a bankruptcy attorney to review your options. Bankruptcy would protect your paycheck, assuming...

I have a debt collector that has bought a debt that is over 9 years old, can they do that? No payments have been made!

You should bring in a list of your debts including this one, and any documents you have regarding this and the other debts for consultation with an...

If we file bankruptcy again will we lose our home?

The answer is - it depends on what exactly happened in the last bankruptcy. You should bring your case information to a bankruptcy lawyer, and all...

Can liens and judgements against you be paid through chapter 13 bankruptcy?

Like Mr. Adams said, you can avoid liens in Chapter 13, and it depends on the value of your home, and how much is owed. You need to consult with a...

Can the court or bankruptcy trustee order me to turn over all, most, or part of this or future VA disability payments?

This is a question you should ask your chapter 13 lawyer, because it depends on how your plan was set up. If you don't have a lawyer, contact one...

What can I do if I’m a co-signer with equal rights and the person who has the car isn’t paying?

Yes you are as responsible for the loan as your "friend". You will be sued if the other person doesn't pay. So you should consult with a...

Second home and Ch 7?

You need to contact a bankruptcy attorney to set up an in-person consultation, and provide information to him or her, and then discuss your...

This is a question to ask your bankruptcy attorney. A second opinion on the internet won't help, because no other attorney has enough information...

IInIllinoisandfilingaChapter7,,whatitemswouldIbeabletokeep??

Be aware that this is a a very general answer: In Illinois, you are allowed to protect $4000.00 in the form of money or property, $15,000.00 worth...