Can we leave mobile home that is included in our Chapter 13?

Ms Bunce is right. Yes, you can leave your home if you wish (I assume you owe more than what it's worth and are willing to surrender it); but a...

My brother got sue in Civil Court for not able to pay the credit card (he lost job past 4 years). Can we settle out of Court?

Yes - you can settle out of court. But if you don't do so soon (and you don't file an Answer), there will be nothing to settle since there will...

I filed chpt 13 and completed 24 months of making trustee payments & house payments... As of Jan

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I filed chpt 13 and completed 24 months of making trustee payments & house payments... As of Jan

Yes, you can file another Ch13 ... preferably just before the Trustee's Sale date. If you don't have the income to confirm a Plan to catch up on...

I got discharged from Chapter 13 in February 2012. Can I file again now.

I agree with my colleague. Since it appears to have been at least four years since your Ch13 was filed, you can receive a discharge in another.

Our Chapter 13 was denied due to non exempt equity on a vehicle we purchased, can we refile the Chapter 13 with an amendment?

Your question doesn't make sense. Ch13s are not denied because you owe less for your car than what it's worth. There's another reason. But, yes...

How to handle a Bankruptcy court motion to stay enforcement

The mistake you are making is thinking that he only discharged 1,200. The specific amounts listed on Schedule F are somewhat irrelevant. Whatever...

How do I protect myself from my ex-wife's chapter 13 filing?

Dividing debts in a divorce is always problematic when one party may (or does) file BK. Your divorce decree awarding certain debts to her was not...

Since you elected S-Corp status, the adjusted gross income flows through to the shareholder(s) ... who is/are more responsible than the "officers"...

Tax lien in chapter 7 bankruptcy. Confused: If taxes are old enough to be discharged, can the lien ever be "Avoided". No assets

Tax liens, especially for dischargeable taxes, can be confusing. Such liens cannot be "avoided"; but they cannot attach to any future-acquired...