Burbank, CA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Burbank, CA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
I agree with the other responses. I don't even see a question amidst everything you said. Mark J. Markus, Attorney at Law http://www.bklaw.com/
Assuming there is no equity in the property, the bankruptcy trustee is not going to sell it. And as long as you stay current with the payments and...
If the credit card debt you "acquired" was part of a court order in your dissolution proceeding in the nature of a property division or marital...
I'll just add that unless you have a valid pre or post-nuptial agreement, your income IS your spouse's income as it is community property, so a...
There is nothing wrong with doing that assuming you are putting the legally allowed amount into the IRA (or other retirement vehicle). There is a...
I assume he merely wants to advise you on what you could lose in the event you become entitled to the trust assets within 180 days after your...
What you want is a motion to modify your plan payments. I do not know if your court has a form for that (most do not). Check your court's...
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Yes. The funds in the 401k are not even property of the bankruptcy estate, so you may do what you wish with them, including taking out a...
Of course. Either one of you can seek modification with the bank. Whether the bank is willing to do it or not is an entirely different story. ...
Yes, you can keep your assets in a Chapter 13 case. Depending on the equity in those assets, you may or may not need to increase your monthly...