Does filing bankruptcy remove lien attached to my house?
Filing bankruptcy in and of itself does not cause the lien to disappear. You will need to determine whether you are eligible to have it removed by...
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Filing bankruptcy in and of itself does not cause the lien to disappear. You will need to determine whether you are eligible to have it removed by...
Yes, it will be an issue. You, or your attorney (if you have one) should contact the Trustee or his attorneys as soon as possible to ascertain...
You might consider that you can amend your statement of intention reflecting that you now desire to surrender the vehicle. Send a copy of the...
You have pretty much answered your own questions. Your case was closed and you did not get a discharge order. If it was five years ago that it...
Generally, once stay relief is granted, you will not be able to prolong the trustee's sale date unless you may direct, voluntary arrangements with...
You need to see a local bankruptcy attorney. Your situation is complicated. Bankruptcy does not discharge liens, it discharges debts. It "might"...
You've got way too many questions, and not enough information, here for the purposes of this forum. People often refer to someone being...
You should first review the promissory note to see if it addresses the issue of jurisdiction and where a suit should be filed. If it does not...
Its hard to say. It depends on the store and its policies, and what sort of records they keep. TO be safe, don't go there.
Do a google search for legal aide and pro bono attorneys in your local area. That will give you a good start.