Lien "Strip" via Bankruptcy
As a general rule, both attorneys are correct; "some" liens can be stripped in chapter 7, and most liens can be stripped in chapter 13/11....
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As a general rule, both attorneys are correct; "some" liens can be stripped in chapter 7, and most liens can be stripped in chapter 13/11....
You would be best served to consult with, and probably hire, a chapter 11 creditor attorney. The point of chapter 11 is to allow the business to...
The first question, have been paying the mortgage payment on that prior property? It is not clear from you post. However, If you haven't been...
Candidly, this really isn't the forum for addressing a technical question, and frankly, is that your real question? At the end of the day, do you...
You are subject to the garnishment laws in the state you reside. The "source" of the funds is usually irrelevant. As you know, SS cannot be...
You have a forum right in front of you to handle this, the bankruptcy court where this case is being litigated. Unless you get a finding from the...
Yes, they can send you to collections, and doing so will hurt your credit. Your question gets asked a lot here, so I wrote up an article that...
You have a couple different issues going on. The main one seems to be an erroneous credit report entry. Before you can do anything, the Fair Credit...
Contracts don't need to be witnessed (that is for Wills). So long as the debtor signed it, and the debtor is competent to contract (meaning, over...
Not sure if you are an attorney or a paralegal and not sure if your "experience" is in bankruptcy, or just general legal experience. But,...