Paying extra on my Chapter 13
That depends on a number of factors, not the least of which what is required by your plan, the confirmation order, and what percentage you are...
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That depends on a number of factors, not the least of which what is required by your plan, the confirmation order, and what percentage you are...
If your bankruptcy case was actually dismissed, this is a non-issue. I think you may have meant that you received a "discharge", which is...
I'm assuming that these were either "parent" student loans, or you guaranteed your son's student loans. Either way, they are not dischargeable in...
Yes, it's true. You were never NOT liable for the debt. Discharge in bankruptcy only discharges the party filing bankruptcy from the obligation...
If you're not represented by an attorney, the court will likely set the hearing on its own once the agreement is filed. At least that's how they...
If you can prove that they willfully violated the automatic stay, you can file a motion with the court and get damages. It sounds to me like this...
There's nowhere near enough information to answer your question. First of all, Rule 2004 is a procedure to take an examination (deposition). The...
The correct exemption is in fact 11 USC 522(b)(3)(C); so it doesn't matter whether you're otherwise using the 703 or 704 series exemptions. Since...
Assuming both of your bankruptcy cases are closed and your respective Trustees did not decide to sell the property, then the bankruptcy did not...
Just to supplement the last answer: It is unlikely that you would be eligible for Chapter 7 if your spouse filed a Chapter 13, but it really...