In a chapter 7 bankruptcy, if I'm still making payments, do I have to give up my car?
There's two separate issues here: 1. The Trustee's Ability to Sell your car; and 2. The vehicle lienholder's right to repossess your car. As...
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There's two separate issues here: 1. The Trustee's Ability to Sell your car; and 2. The vehicle lienholder's right to repossess your car. As...
Your facts are confusing and you're misusing terminology. Have you already filed a bankruptcy case that you want to dismiss? Or are you...
There is nothing inherently improper about purchasing a car before filing a bankruptcy case, as long as it is reasonable (e.g. you don't buy a...
Nothing good usually follows "my paralegal said" in a sentence. You were absolutely required to disclose the June child support income on the...
I agree with all the other answers. What is it that you're hoping to accomplish by filing a reaffirmation agreement? There's never any...
Well, since you haven't disclosed about 90% of the relevant facts here, I will play a little detective here. First of all, bankruptcy courts...
Yes. An attorney is not allowed to advise you to do this, but you can. You don't really even have to reaffirm the debt (unless you want to retain...
The other answers are all correct. You cannot get rid of a personal debt by filing a bankruptcy for a corporation. If you could, there would be...
No. You are being given notice of a public meeting. You don't need to RSVP.
If you don't owe money to the card company on the date your case is filed, it's not a debt and therefore it doesn't get listed as a creditor.