Can Ch 13 debtor legally exclude child support arrears from plan or only list Orange County Child Support as the creditor?
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Attorney Blake Brewer said it perfectly.
Now might be a good time to consider either settling the debt before it gets any bigger, or perhaps filing bankruptcy.
Christine is correct. This might be a debt that is not dischargeable in Chapter 7 because it is either a domestic support obligation or 2) under...
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Unfortunately the ball is in their court. You can take your power back by filing bankruptcy; consult with a lawyer near you who specializes in...
There won't be wages for them to garnish but they can still levy your bank account and place a lien on your home. You need to consider bankruptcy...
As Christina said you normally only include assets you own or have an interest in. I will note that children are minors and at least in my state...
Don't fret over this - bankruptcy may be the solution you need. Get a consultation with a reputable bankruptcy attorney in your area.
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Payroll tax issues are complicated; get a consultation with a reputable bankruptcy attorney near you who handles Chapters 7, 11 and 13.
Gary is correct. It will impact your credit score, but you can put a one paragraph explanation on your credit report explaining what circumstances...
While fines are not dischargeable in bankruptcy, you could pay them overtime in a Chapter 13, assuming you are otherwise eligible to file Chapter...