What if Lawyer will not stop payroll deduction when ask to do it?
Your lawyer doesn't control the payroll deductions ... your Trustee does.
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Your lawyer doesn't control the payroll deductions ... your Trustee does.
If daughter has been in a confirmed Ch13 for two years, I have to assume she has an attorney representing her who is familiar with all the facts of...
The scheduled payments are what you listed on your bankruptcy schedules D E & F. The claimed amounts reflect the Proofs of Claim filed by those...
If you haven't paid since 2015, it's apparent that they are not interested in repossessing the vehicle (probably because it's not worth it) -...
Once your Ch13 is dismissed, the automatic stay is lifted and all creditors can pursue their claims against you. Vehicles can be repo'd and homes...
Unfortunately, in community property states (such as Idaho), the wages of both spouses are community income and subject to garnishment by creditors...
If your Trustee decides to retrieve the "preference" payments you made within 90 days of filing the BK (within a year if the creditors are...
If you just filed it last week (and, presumably without a lawyer) I suspect you did NOT file all the Schedules, the Plan, etc ... in which case, if...
First ... the amount of the AZ exemption is completely irrelevant since you have no equity to exempt. Second ... it would be foolish to pay...
If you are in an active Ch13, it is almost certain that you have an attorney representing you. We, here, cannot possibly give you a better answer...