In addition to the two very good answers you've received, I'll add that you want to achieve a result that any title company would honor in the...

Missed chapter 13 payments

Ask your bankruptcy attorney that question. Local procedures vary widely regarding Chapter 13 practices.

What you are proposing would be considered proper planning for bankruptcy. You could sell it to an "insider" as long as you received fair market...

Can I strip my heloc on rental property if home value is more than 1st mortgage?

Your situation is what is required for stripping the lien of the HELOC from that debt, turning it into unsecured debt, in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy....

Can my cash advances of over 175k mostly used in legal gambling estb. be disharged in ch.7? 2 local bk atty say it can be done.

Trust what the local bankruptcy told you. There are local variations about treatment of debts incurred for gambling and for what is necessary to...

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How can I request closure of an asset flagged Chp 7 case? Open for 2-1/2 yrs. No income from former asset for this time frame

I'll add that if you have a bankruptcy attorney, you should be asking him/her this question and taking action accordingly. If you don't have a...

Reopen recent Chapter 7 to add two missing creditors

First, did your creditors get anything in your Chapter 7 or was it a no-asset case? If it was a no-asset case, you shouldn't have to add those...

I want to file bankruptcy is there away to do it on my own?

It is theoretically possible to prepare and file your own bankruptcy case with the help of publications from Nolo Press (http:/.nolo.com), but it...

I lent money to a friend to pay the attorney for a chap. 7 bankrutpcy. Is it legal to file a claim for the money as a creditor?

I don't see why the loan to your friend wouldn't be a perfectly normal claim against his/her bankruptcy estate.

If there is no equity in properties, can (or should) one use the 703 homestead exemption?

If you don't have any equity in a homestead to protect in a bankruptcy, there's no reason not to use California's section 703 set of exemptions...