How to remove a lien that was discharged in bankruptcy
The bankruptcy, by itself, doesn't give you the right to vacate the lien...sorry. The other responders already explained why.
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The bankruptcy, by itself, doesn't give you the right to vacate the lien...sorry. The other responders already explained why.
You need a consultation with an attorney that can review all your circumstances, no one here can do that. Having said that, if you have debt that...
Yes, assuming there is an estate. As a practical matter, most credit card companies, upon receipt of the death certificate simply close the account...
Depends...if you could have sued this person or company on or before the date you filed bankruptcy, then you have a problem. You should have...
A discharge is not the end of your bankruptcy. If the discharged is denied (which is a very bad thing), the case still stays open for the trustee...
Yes, that is still basically true. The law hasn't changed (except that in 2005, private student loans were lumped in and now can only be discharged...
Keep in mind, a debtor must "disclose" all debts in a bankruptcy filing. So, he disclosed the debts he owes you. That doesn't mean those debts are...
They are not required to give you an account. As for the charge off vs zero balance...your question is confusing as to what it is you are...
Yes, you could reopen to add her as a creditor, and no, reopening a case does not create a new case where your current situation is evaluated in...
Short answer, you probably can't. If the corporation is dissolved and has no assets, then there is nothing for you to levy or get. Sorry. The...