Filing chap 13 ..small s corp. Just told 2 years state revenue taxes were not filed/or paid if due. Need to file asap...if

Corporations may not file under Chapter 13 and it sounds as if the corporation - rather than you personally - owe the taxes. If you personally owe...

My ex husband is filing chapter 13 bankruptcy. We have one child together, but he is now 19. He still pays weekly for arrears he

Arrears can sometimes be a tricky situation although the general rule is child support is not dischargeable and should, in a Chapter 13, be listed...

Chapter 13 Early Discharge

If you are truly paying back 100% of your debt, I'm betting the trustee will not object to early exit. You will need to have your attorney work it...

Hi, Can court fines be included in a chapter 7 bankruptcy filing?

Court fines and restitution are not dischargeable. If you caused injury or damage to anyone else and were convicted of an alcohol offense, that...

You have an ownership right in the property but (you say) no obligation on the debt. Your ex's bankruptcy filing does not affect the value of that...

Chapter 13 Trustee filed Motion to Dismiss due to expiration of Plan, but a balance remains.

I hate to repeat the bad news, but one really needs to see the specific language of your plan to answer your question. Did you have an attorney? ...

Modifying to pay post-petition taxes will not afford you the advantage of no-penalty/no-future interest that you get for putting pre-petition taxes...

A guy came to the door at night ask my husband if he was this person my husband said no the next morning an envelope was left.

How 'wrong' was the name? If completely different, your husband was not served, but it's worrisome the law office you called was able to discuss...

Garnishment

As Mr LeRoi noted, it could be the creditor hasn't found out where you work or bank (yet) or just hasn't gotten around to it. If the creditor got...

Credit card company got judgement i didnt know about&then filed fore revive on judgement what does that mean will happen?

Was a judgment or a lien revived? Six years is the period within which, in Colorado, a lien must be revived, so I am guessing the creditor may be...