Can a debtor file a chapter 13 to discharge a debt he was unable to discharge after I sued him in an Adversary Lawsuit after he
Yes, he can - IF the Ch13 is filed at least 4 years after the Ch7 was filed AND you were not personally injured.
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Yes, he can - IF the Ch13 is filed at least 4 years after the Ch7 was filed AND you were not personally injured.
His debt to you will NOT be discharged in his Ch7 (see 11 USC 523(a)(15)) which, in effect, "protects your equity" from discharge. How to "recover"...
No - you will not have to update your real property values; but you should be prepared to document (or have a good explanation for) the increases...
Yes - you can file bankruptcy (assuming your assets and income permit it) and include Aaron's (you don't have the option of NOT including them). ...
Your question is extremely short on facts. The simple answer to your initial question is, as Mr Caldwell stated, that you file an Objection to...
I agree with Mr Caldwell. I've never heard of a bail being imposed in a civil case for damages ... sounds pretty fishy to me.
A second mortgage lien will not be stripped until you have received your discharge of the debt.
Your question cannot be answered without knowing how much equity you have in the bike. Did you pay cash? How much is the loan? What's the current...
This is not a criminal matter ... in fact, it's not even fraud. The debt will be discharged.
I don't wish to be the bearer of any bad news, and this probably doesn't apply to you; but if your "applicable commitment period" was 60 months...