The best way is to re-open your bankruptcy case, amend Schedule B to disclose the settlement, and then (hopefully, depending on your situation) to...

Default judgment in California, the debtor filed BK. There was a settlement, but now the trustee is going to object.

There is no problem with the trustee's attorney attempting to negotiate a claim amount instead of just litigating the amount of the claim. Given...

After Filing Chapter 13, do I need to file a "Stay"

The stay is automatic, but you should notify both the opposing attorney and the state court of the filing of your bankruptcy. That way you can be...

After a bankruptcy discharge, does the trustee have the power to sell debtor's interest?

There is a lot here that does not make any sense. That being said, simply having been discharged does not eliminate the trustee's right (and, in...

HOW DO I REAFFIRM MY CAR LOAN ??

You may indicate the intention of reaffirming, but a reaffirmation is an agreement. If the creditor does not want to agree, they don't have to...

Are there types of Bankruptcy that last less then 10 years?

Virtually every bankruptcy completes in less than 10 years. Chapter 7s generally take around 6 months, unless there are assets to be sold, and...

Chp13 bankruptcy questions.

The best thing for your friend to do is to keep making his Chapter 13 payments in accordance with his confirmed plan. The trustee's website saying...

An audio recorded business line of credit supposed guaranteed by me 17 years ago. Paper less contract.

There are a lot of moving parts here, so I'm glad you're in the market for an attorney. It sounds like you should sit down with one or more local...

I included my car loan in my bankruptcy and plan to return the car. Can the loan company come after me for legal fees?

Assuming you receive your bankruptcy discharge, you will no longer be liable on the loan itself or on any fees based on that loan. There could be...

Chapter 7 and money judgement question

I agree with attorney Brewer that your question needs more facts to be answered completely, and that you should consult with your attorney...