San Diego, CA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +4 more
It's possible that the claim was withdrawn because the mortgage company was one of the five major lenders involved in the settlement with the US...
Yes.
Yes.
All dischargeable debts that you owed on the date of filing were discharged ... whether they were listed or not (unless the creditor would have had...
Yes ... if your income has changed you may very well qualify for Ch7 and conversion is a simple matter.
The only thing preventing you from proceeding with your lawsuit is the automatic stay ... which no longer exists if the case was dismissed.
Your question needs some clarification. Creditors don't file Ch13s. If you're asking how soon you, the debtor, can file after a dismissed Ch13...
In answer to your title question ... you don't - you cannot "extinguish" a voluntary lien during or after a Ch7.
The short answer is ... yes - you can do all of that. You just need to be aware that if/when the Trustee learns of increased income, he will...
He will not be personally responsible; but his income will be community income (absent a pre-nup that says otherwise) and will be susceptible to...
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