What do i do

Bankruptcies typically cost from $1,500 to $3,000, so I agree with Mr. Turner that trying to work out a settlement is probably your best option.

Are purchased annuities exempt in Kansas for bankruptcy purposes

I agree with my colleagues. The answer to your question is "it depends." You should talk to a bankruptcy attorney about your specific annuity.

Can I request proof of payment arrangement from a debt collector and legally be told no?

I'm not sure if you're saying they refused to provide the written proof after you negotiated a payment arrangement or they refused to set up a...

What are my options?? Should I try to get them to settle?? What is the fair price to settle?? Or is this even legal??

A 2012 lawsuit for a 2011 debt means they aren't barred by the statute of limitations, nor has the judgment from 2012 expired yet, meaning the...

No, you cannot do that while in a ch. 13. In Kansas, those funds, while in a retirement account, are exempt from being taken by the trustee or...

If my husband declares bankruptcy, does it automatically affect me?

Your husband may file an individual bankruptcy without you. However, as was already said, you will still owe any joint debts. Only he will...

As my colleages indicated, in Kansas you will need to file a motion and amended schedules I & J. I would recommend having an experienced...

My wife and I filed bankruptcy about 10 years ago. I got to keep my truck. I am trying to get a lien release now 10 yrs.

This totally depends on what you elected to do with the truck loan in the bankruptcy. If you filed ch. 7 and reaffirmed or redeemed, they should...

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Unemployed. Living with a son. How do I enter income/expenses on a Ch7 BK form?

If you're preparing your own bankruptcy, on both Schedule I and Form B22A, you'll need to include the amount your son contributes to your joint...

Im looking to file bankruptcy. i was wondering how best to do that and what all i can put on my bankruptcy.

I agree with the other comments and would just add that you'll need to consult an attorney to see if there is a judgment lien that you can strip in...