Foothill Ranch, CA
Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at Foothill Ranch, CA
Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Litigation ... +3 more
This is a particularly dicey question. You should contact the Trustee's office to discuss these issues and/or contact an attorney and sit down...
I don't often say this but your Mortgage Broker is actually correct in this instance. The second (HELOC) was discharged when you filed your case...
The number you are referring to is the value of the property if you were to go out and replace the property with the exact like and kind. So a ten...
To add onto what Dorothy said, you are protected by 11 U.S.C. 523(a)(5) which protects child/spousal support payments and 11 U.S.C. 523(a)(15)...
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I am sorry to be now third bearer of bad news but no, you cannot discharge those debts. The reason is in the Bankruptcy Code itself from a...
What is your income? What is the result on your means test? This would be your B22A form. Are you making less than $42K a year? If so, by how...
Obviously you want to get sued and lose in court. Congratulations, you are on the right path. Go spend the money on a consultation with local...
In a Chapter 7, the Trustee can NUKE the entire process hands down. I can't tell you looking at these facts if you will ultimately lose the money,...
In a Chapter 13 you do not lose any money, but the court or Trustee may argue that a certain amount of that money may have to be paid into the...
The good news is that you can probably argue that your student loan was discharged because your Bankruptcy and your student loan predate some of...