Can I retire while in chapter 13?
Dorothy is right. If you have a way to stretch out the payments so you can still meet the minimum total in your plan, you should still be OK. If...
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Dorothy is right. If you have a way to stretch out the payments so you can still meet the minimum total in your plan, you should still be OK. If...
Elizabeth is absolutely right. You need to get a lawyer and present your bankruptcy discharge and (apparently) divorce decree, along with any...
So many questions left open here. You characterize this as a Chapter 11 liquidation. That is abnormal, even though it is becoming more common to...
Robert's right, these arrangements routinely torpedo families and friendships. In the end, though, you can't help people who won't help themselves.
I don't know how Illinois works, as I am not licensed there. Some jurisdictions have personal liability for real estate taxes, others provide only...
I'm in total agreement with Dorothy. I would add that, though in a Chapter 7 you would be at risk of losing the property or having the trustee...
Short answer: File your bankruptcy and make them go away.
Robert is right. If you have no income, a bankruptcy may slow down the foreclosure a little, but it certainly will not stop it. You might want to...
Any HOA dues you owed prior to filing have been discharged, and you no longer owe them personally. The HOA probably has a lien for prior dues, but...
I agree with Mr. Weston, and you need to get on this immediately. The OUST thinks there is a problem of whether you qualify for a Chapter 7. You...