Schaumburg, IL
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Schaumburg, IL
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
You will not need to hire an attorney. You can sue for the full amount owed, but it would have to be in "regular court", where the rules of...
If the lender will not accept a reduced payoff amount, your bankruptcy cannot force them to do so. Your choices are to keep the vehicle and sign a...
Do not be afraid to contact your attorney. In fact, do this right away. Your attorney, being familiar with your case, can provide the best...
You do not need to list the new loan in your bankruptcy, The only difference this could make to the Trustee would be if without the title loan, the...
If you are liquidating the business, you would be filing a Chapter 7, not a Chapter 11. A Chapter 11 would be used to re-structure your...
If you did not reaffirm the HELOC, that debt is discharged; you never have to worry about any personal liability for that loan because of the...
It does not sound like your lender is a third-party collector and if so, the language to which you refer need not be included in their letter.
Based upon what you have indicated, you would be over the debt limit of $1,081,400.00. Your house would be included even though you would continue...
Alan and Knute are correct. Generally, fines are not dischargeable in Chapter 7 but whether you have properly characterized these court costs is...
A Chapter 7 can be filed once every 8 years. A Chapter 13 can be filed as needed as long as the prior case paid 100% to creditors and it was...