Probably, but it depends. Since 2005, you have to "qualify" for chapter 7. If the majority of your debts are consumer debts as defined in the...

If you filed chapter 7 personally and received a discharge, you should be protected by the bankruptcy discharge. If you did not, and the statute...

Attorney Google is partially correct. The personal property limits are now $50,000 (single person); $100,000 (family). [Sec. 42.001 of Tex....

If they are unsecured, they should be paid pro rata with the rest of the unsecured creditors. An aggressive trustee may seek to subordinate them...

If your only problem is $7k, you probably shouldn't waste a bankruptcy on it. Your car is probably exempt, meaning that even if the creditor...

You may want to contact the debtor's bankruptcy attorney and see if he will get his client to get the information to you. He may be happy to work...

It's probably "done and dusted" but your question can't really be answered without knowing more, such as whether there are any available assets for...

If the LLC files bankruptcy (assuming chapter 7 and not chapter 11 reorganization), its trustee may or may not be able to avoid the lien. However...

What should I do in my position ?

That depends on the answers to a number of questions such as -- Who lives there? Why are they 1/2 interest owners? Who makes the mortgage, taxes,...

Generally a homestead in Texas is protected from judgment creditors. This protection applies as soon as one acquires the property as a homestead. ...