Any recourse?
I assume it is your mother-in-law that died, and not your attorney's. I also assume that you are entitled to inherit money from your...
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I assume it is your mother-in-law that died, and not your attorney's. I also assume that you are entitled to inherit money from your...
Your question really does not make sense. Why do you want to convert your case to Chapter 11? If your properties were not covered by the Chapter...
If a deadline was set to file claims in your Chapter 7 case, that means that you have assets which the Trustee is liquidating for the benefit of...
That depends on which Chapter of bankruptcy you file, and which state's exemption laws apply in your case. For more information on exemptions, see...
If they are unable to personally serve you, they can easily serve you by publication, which is what happens in probably 50% of cases regardless of...
Depending on what chapter of bankruptcy was filed (you did not disclose that), you should file a proof of claim in each case by the court deadline...
This is very good question. I just did some quick research to see if there is any case law with these facts and, perhaps strangely, I could not...
That depends on what the order dismissing the case says. The Judge can prohibit refiling for up to 180 days, but that is only done under specific...
The law is that loans taken to pay student loans are still considered student loans. However, as the others have pointed out, unless the...
Yes, you can file a Motion to Reopen your case and then file a Motion to Avoid the Lien. The longer it has been since your case was originally...