Chapter 13 request for a car loan.

Excellent response from Gary Ray Fraley. Court approval required to incur new debt. Letter to C13 trustee not sufficient.

My father passed away, no will, insolvent estate. His car has 15k to be paid off. Trying to transfer car loan to me.

Not sure what is meant by "transfer of equity has been approved"? Explain. No obligation of vehicle lender to transfer loan to you. If value of...

Excellent advice from Gabriel John Waddell. Yes. You can make to purchase without approval. However, not recommended because it is violation of...

Can I submit a Claim of Exemption and file a motion to Cancel a Judgement at the same time?

Yes. You may do both. Each is separate and independent action and must pass or fail on separate merits. If you were not properly served, the...

Sibling/beneficiary in trust demanding family home not be sold to other sib/benefitiary in estate settlement. Is this legal?

You have right to buy home at FMV. Trustee beneficiary has duty to all beneficiaries to realize most value from sale. This may include listing...

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On average, how much should a Irrevocable Dynasty or GST (aka Family Protection Trust) cost?

Cost Estimate Depends. Fees and costs for EP work described will depend on several factors, including, not limited to: -complexity of...

If you make court ordered payments to your bank/ mortgage Servicer during litigation of a case,

Question(s) not clear. Following observations may be helpful: Yes. Tax treatment of payments paid and applied remains unchanged to...

Depends. Amount of time you may remain in home after trustee sale depends on several factors which vary greatly: -whether sale takes place on...

Can I do something about a towing company which is towing people, including me, although they weren't supposed to?

Yes. If vehicle was illegally towed you may do several things: -demand refund from towing company -report to local police -report to city which...

Can a judgment creditor collect the same judgment 3 times? If the judgment is for 2900 can they collect 9000? Do I have to sue

Yes. It is possible that a judgment for $2,900 can grow to $9,000 or more. Judgments accrue interest at 10% per year on unpaid principal. This...