Does the second mortgage have to notify me if they intend to forclose if I was discharged in chapt 7?

This is really a matter of state law, but if you are on title to the property, they have to give you notice if they intend to foreclose.

Our Ch 7 has been discharged but our attny says the trustee did not file an NAR- & wants another retainer to address this.Yikes.

The "No asset report" has nothing to do with your credit. It has to do with whether the Trustee in your case intends to liquidate and disburse...

My understanding is that if your case is dismissed under 707(b)(3) you can refile at any time and there should be no penalty (assuming you then...

Divorced in Oregon, 2008, ex-husband got the house, I filed chapter 7 in 09

That depends on the value of the property, the amount owed against it, and amount of exemptions you have available under applicable law (usually...

Filed bk7 without a lawyer on Feb 9th and forgot to file form 8 debtors statement of intention.Is it too late?

If the court hasn't dismissed your case for failure to file the Form, I don't see why you can't do it now. Usually they will issue a case...

If I have a lawyer for my bankruptcy can I still file for the court to waive the filing fee?

Yes.

You should really have your attorney research this thoroughly, but my understanding is that based on 11 USC 521(e)(2) a creditor can request a copy...

If you own a home and need to file chapter 7, can you keep your home if there are no issues with your lender?

Whether a Trustee in the Chapter 7 would sell the property depends on how much equity there is in the property and what exemptions are available to...

Is it possible to chapter 7 discharge back child support owed to the State of California?

Well, that's an interesting question. The only way it would be dischargeable is if it is no longer considered a domestic support obligation. The...

Can I file chapt 7 bankruptcy AND short sale my home? I was told that the short sale looks better for future credit? Can I?

I don't know what is better from a credit reporting standpoint, so I'll let others chime in on that, but from a bankruptcy perspective, it doesn't...