Likely the answer is yes. There are other variables possibly in play, though. You should seek a comprehensive review with a San Diego attorney. JCC

Likely you or your attorney will have to contact the judgment lien creditor to ask them to release the judgment lien. There may be some push back...

You could cancel it, but I'd leave it. So long as you don't USE it (until the Ch. 13 is done and discharged), then there should not be any problem....

The fast answer to your question is 'yes'. The longer answer is that you must be mindful of how the change of circumstances will impact your joint...

I'd hazard a guess that the notice that something was 'vacated' at this late juncture, apparently, in your case means that the original wage...

For the purposes of avoiding the lien, perhaps that can be achieved in a well placed bankruptcy. There are a whole lot of other variable that must...

Your question appears to be directed as a Ch. 7 'straight' bankruptcy, not Ch. 13. In either case, it may be prudent to continue to have the loan...

You should seek out an experienced BK attorney in MN, but from what you describe, you should be eligible for a 'straight' Ch. 7 BK or perhaps...

From what you describe, you are likely a candidate for a 'straight' Ch. 7 bankruptcy. This type can wipe out most, if not all of your outstanding...

I am sorry for your loss of your family member. Here are the answers to your 4 questions, as requested: 1. "Any discharge which was granted in...