Deed of Trust: What date do you use as the official loan date when referencing DOT and note?
You go with the date you signed the note, not the date the signature was notarized. Why does it matter?
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You go with the date you signed the note, not the date the signature was notarized. Why does it matter?
I am assuming that a motion to strip the second lien was filed when you filed your chapter 13. If so, look at the order. Some Judges on the liens...
Too few facts and too many options for you. Please consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney in your area to review your options and optimal...
I have only seen banks do this when the credit card was attached to a personal line of credit or a a home equity line of credit. Having said...
It means "Chill"; you are well on your way to a discharge.
Banks are not legally required to open up an account for you just because you ask them to. Accordingly you are not removed for the chex system...
I have put unemployment over-payments on bankruptcy petitions in the past and it has been discharged without objection.
If you want to be aggressive, you can send them a certified letter telling them that you are going to charge storage fees for the abandoned...
Short answer, ALL OF IT. One spouse filing bankruptcy alone makes for a very complicated case. Obtain the assistance of a bankruptcy attorney.
There are some vary complicated rules which may allow you to discharge a portion of what you owe on the car in a Chapter 13, but your co-signer...