What happens when you never title a car and it is eventually surrendered in chapter 7 bankruptcy?

I can't think of any negative consequences. You will be discharged of the debt; and your Statement of Intention is not set in stone - you are free...

What do I do if I keep getting threatening emails?

By all means, do follow the advice you've already been given. But if it's only been a few weeks since your case was filed, the emails are probably...

Can I file bankruptcy if I filed in 2010?

You can file a Ch13 and receive a discharge of debts you are unable to pay; but you cannot file a Ch7 yet (if you received a discharge in the...

Will the courts dismiss my chapter 7 bankruptcy if I finance a used car with a $1000 down payment?

What you do after your case has been filed is generally irrelevant. You are free to purchase whatever you wish regardless of the source of the...

How does file malpractice when damages were to be known had the malpractice not occurred?

That the debtor received $1 million over some period of time is not of much help unless you can show that a substantial portion of those funds were...

I loaned a person $30,000 in July of 2008. They signed a promissory note agreeing to repay the loan in 84ea $500 /mo payments ?

A Ch13 bankruptcy plan is not permitted to extend beyond 60 months without good cause, so I'm not sure why you think they will conclude their BK in...

Can one spouse keep the home during divorce/bankruptcy/homemaker?

We really don't have enough information to answer all your questions. For example, how much equity is there in the house, i.e., what's it worth and...

What forms or papers have to be filed with the courts before a trustee can payoff a single claim on a chapter13 bankruptcy case?

One option for paying the car off sooner might be to modify your plan to make the monthly payments to the auto lender as high as possible.

Assuming you're referring to the sale of your home, the proceeds of sale would be protected by your homestead exemption for up to a year; but you...

Most attorneys will be fine with a payment plan ... as long as you realize that we are not permitted to collect any fees owed to us after your case...