How can I know if a "debt collector" is a scam?
Scammers are getting more and more creative and bold. I've been called by the "Department of Treasury," the "Selective Service Office," and...
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Scammers are getting more and more creative and bold. I've been called by the "Department of Treasury," the "Selective Service Office," and...
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Based on your comment on attorney Pont's answer, it doesn't appear to be a dischargeable debt. See 11 USC 523(a)(9), which states that a...
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Going out on a limb here... are you needing an attorney to file a motion to reopen your bankruptcy case and thereafter file a motion to avoid a...
You are asked to "Check all that apply," so if none of those apply, you would check none of the three you listed. Below that, where it says "Type...
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I know this might not be the answer you're looking for, but given the fact that you're looking at filing bankruptcy to eliminate only $9000 of...
Depending on the reason for your suit against the defendant, you may have recourse, but, even then, the money you seek may not come easy, quickly,...
The timing for filing a subsequent case is based on the date the previous case was filed, not discharged. You can file another chapter 7 case...
You can file chapter 13 at any time after filing chapter 7. However, you can only receive a discharge in a chapter 13 if you file at least 4 years...
The only thing I'd add to Mr. Starrett's or Mr. Firth's answers is that if the judgment lien is for a relatively small amount, you may need to...
Sorry to hear about your situation. Don't be too hard in yourselves; it can happen to the very best of us. Many bankruptcy attorneys offer free...