There is no time limit for seeking to reopen a case to litigate dischargeability of a debt and for student loan debts in particular.

That depends on how much your home is worth and what exemptions you are entitled to under applicable law, as well as which bankruptcy chapter you...

First of all, whether you get a discharge of your debts has nothing to do with what assets a Trustee does or does not administer. Also, the...

You don't need to do anything. Dismissal means they are dismissing the lawsuit against you. That's a good thing. Typically they are requesting...

EIDL loans are dischargeable in bankruptcy, assuming that they were taken out with the intent to repay. You are not personally responsible for...

Yes, California has exemptions. If your total assets are worth $2,500, you will be able to protect that in a Chapter 7 case. Trustees do not...

It is nowhere near as simple as you are presenting it. Your income's relation to the census bureau's median income figure is only one step in...

You can either negotiate with the creditor (or their attorney) for a payment plan, or you can file a bankruptcy case. How much is the debt? Is...

Prior to filing bankruptcy your creditors can seize your bank account funds if they have a court order (on a judgment) allowing them to do so. You...

If you cannot afford to pay for your vehicle loan, it will eventually be repossessed and you will owe the deficiency balance after it is sold by...