Filing Chapter 7 a second time.
Filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy for the sole purpose of delaying a foreclosure would be considered bad faith and could have negative consequences.
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Filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy for the sole purpose of delaying a foreclosure would be considered bad faith and could have negative consequences.
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The answer depends on how the property is deeded. For the sake of this answer, I am going to assume that each individual is listed on the deed as...
Reality check, you will most likely need to hire an attorney at some point to enforce your rights. So you might as well come to terms with that....
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I should have dropped off. The first step in dealing with any credit report issue is to dispute the entry with the credit reporting agencies. (e.g....
Why do you feel you should avoid bankruptcy? Such a question is invariably motivated by false assumptions about bankruptcy and its...
Honestly, this situation sounds made-up, but at same time, the strange ones tend to be true because no one makes this stuff up. The real...