Can we take a withdrawal from 401k during Chapter 13?
Under 11 USC 541(b)(7) your 401(k) never was part of the bankruptcy estate; and even if it were, it was revested with you upon confirmation of your...
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Under 11 USC 541(b)(7) your 401(k) never was part of the bankruptcy estate; and even if it were, it was revested with you upon confirmation of your...
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It's hard enough getting a pre-nup that's enforceable under attack in this country (not to mention 50 states) let alone two countries. The only...
No, it will not interfere with you filing for BK at all. You should list the cause of action in your BK Schedule B, but if the extent of your...
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The jeweler/creditor is pretty much out of luck at this point. They do have the right to recover the property (repossess) if they can, and you...
Just because you can do a thing doesn't mean you should. Do you want this child to know that you are her biological father? Are you prepared to...
It's not going to make a difference (unless your Plan is paying unsecured creditors because of other non-exempt assets); but, just to be safe, you...
You will not be "responsible" but it will surely be your "problem" until the issue is resolved. It's unclear why you directed this question to the...
Your question needs further clarification. Whose BK closed the account? If your parents', how could Cap One be suing them on a discharged...
One thing's for sure ... filing a bankruptcy before either of those events removes both loans from any risk of taxability. Assuming the property...
It sounds like you are a successor to the mortgage lender with a recorded Trust Deed on property currently under the protection of someone's Ch7...