In the means test, when figuring it out do you count the children also?
children and other dependents that reside in the house definitely get included. Others living in the house, but who are not dependents, may also...
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children and other dependents that reside in the house definitely get included. Others living in the house, but who are not dependents, may also...
In addition to the other answers, I'd like to point out that a corporation cannot represent itself in bankruptcy, so it will need an attorney to do...
Yes, you are actually in a good position for any work you do post petition (after the Chapter 11 case is filed) because if the debtor (and/or...
As my colleague Mr. Goldstein points out, you may be able to prove that you have legal title only, not equitable, and that might reduce any risk of...
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Your facts are confusing and there are some facts missing. WHat was the date of filing of your original chapter 7 case that was dismissed? If...
Yes, if it is a woman, she should file for bankruptcy; a man may wish to consider other alternatives :) (Sorry, I couldn't resist) In all...
Nope. If the HELOC was in existence when you filed your chapter 7 case and was not reaffirmed, then it was discharged along with your other debts....
Start by having a consultation with a bankruptcy attorney in your area. Most attorneys offer free initial consultations. Mark J. Markus,...
I'm not sure what you mean by "include", but in order to be eligible for Chapter 13 you cannot have more than $360,475 of noncontingent, liquidated...
You don't turn over your house to the court. If there is equity in the house, the Trustee might sell it. But if there's no equity, then title...