Deportetion and Debt

With an envelope and adequate postage. If you can afford to repay I'm sure the creditor won't mind that you've been deported.

Is my workman's comp settlement and home exempt from BK

Although Bankruptcy is federal law, the Bankruptcy Code gives states the right to opt out of bankruptcy exemption scheme and establish their own...

To be wed.will file bankruptcy against 2nd loan(chap13) and credit cards to save my house. Will his credit & income affect me?

If you file bankruptcy after you are married your non-bankruptcy-filing spouse's income will be considerd in determining your plan payments. So,...

I was served a summons saying I was being sued for a debt collection. I need to respond with-in 30 days. I think I will

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A debt collector sent me a letter offering a settlement for less then the amount owed, but said I have to pay within 10 days.

No offense to debt collectors intended. But I wouldn't expect a debt collector to honor any promise that was not in writing. Without the exact...

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Can my spouse file for bankruptcy?

Your spouse can still file bankruptcy. However, if her debts are primarily consumer debts the income of the community (both of you) will be...

I am confused about the "value of claimed exception" and the "value of property" on Schedule C.

The fair market value is the "current value" on schedules b and c. Ideally, the "value of claimed exemption" will be equal to the "current...

Commercial Vehicle is not defined by the Bankruptcy Code. But California Vehicle code provides: 260. (a) A "commercial vehicle" is a motor...

If I file Bk in Ca with the 703 rules is my CAL PERS retirement check $439/mo exempt?

Payments that are reasonably necessary for the support of the debtor or any dependents would be exempt from liquidation. Take a look at C.C.P....

In a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy our 2009 tax return shows $28,000 in w-2G (gambling winnings 16 separate wins)

Gambling isn't a basis for denial of a discharge. See, 11 U.S.C. 727. But if your liabilities are primarily consumer debt your gambling...