Does bankruptcy eliminate unpaid taxes

Generally, taxes are not dischargeable. However (assuming we're talking about income taxes), if they are old, and you meet certain criteria, they...

CA Labor Brd cmplnt agnst a co for unpaid wages - If Owner filed for Chapt 11 (personal) am I violating automatic stay?

There are a number of issues here, and you should discuss them with a local attorney quickly. Any action to collect against property of the estate...

Can a non-reaffirmed debt be discharged by the original chapter 7?

Yes. If you did not reaffirm the debt, and obtained a discharge, your personal liability is discharged. The creditor has the right to the...

I'm in the middle of a chapter 13 and the complex I live in towed my car.

The answer to this question is a bit complicated. Assuming they acted within the law in charging you the fees, you owe the money. However, the...

Are my attorney fees dischargeable in bankruptcy?

Attorney's fees are generally dischargeable, and it does not matter what state those fees are in. Best of luck to you.

Yes, you can. But remember, a paralegal cannot offer you any legal advice to guide you through the bankruptcy process, among other limitations. ...

1099-C Short Sold Property in Az, in 2011. Now being audited for 2011

If debt is forgiven, it generally is taxable income, meaning that you have to pay income taxes on the forgiven debt. It sounds like you need to...

File to dismiss bankruptcy?

The answer depends on a wide variety of factors. Your Chapter 13 filing is going to stay on your record even if it is dismissed, and how your...

Will there be a review of balances due or wrong charges made (eg. servicer's legal fees) before dismissal of a bk13 ?

There is no review of charges upon dismissal of a Chapter 13. The servicer must, of course, properly apply the payments that you made through the...

My Ex owes me $$ for past due alimony. I owe large $ credit card debt. If I file BK7, how would past due alimony affect my BK7?

The back amount that you are owed under the alimony award would be what is called property of the bankruptcy estate. You would have to exempt it...