Do I need a lawyer to file a "proof of claim" form?
You do not need a lawyer to file the actual proof of claim form. However, what I usually advise clients in this situation, is to pay for a...
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You do not need a lawyer to file the actual proof of claim form. However, what I usually advise clients in this situation, is to pay for a...
Diane and Ken are exactly correct. You need experienced counsel. Your case is very fact intensive. In certain situations, you may be able to...
Mr. Button is correct, the Trustee will take a pro-rata (about 49%) of the tax refund. That is why at this time of year, my clients file...
This is something your attorney should be handling for you. The title loan survives the bankruptcy, as does the interest. You should just pay this...
Bankruptcy certainly be an option for you. You should consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney. Most attorneys offer a free one hour...
Mr. Neeley is absolutely correct, you have several options, including converting your case to a Chapter 13. My question is why your attorney is...
I agree with Ms. Drain. In Chapter 13 your cramdown options may allow you to just pay the used value of your collateral-if indeed the lien is even...
Although this is something your attorney should answer (that's what you paid him for), the answer is generally no. The Trustee is only entitled to...
Your discharge document and your Schedule F of your bankruptcy papers are the proof that the debt is discharged. All the credit report shows is...
I agree with the answer of Mr. Gray. What you are looking for from the IRS is a "Final Notice of Intent to Levy". This letter will also have...