I live in WA state. Can I be held responsible for my husband's medical bill debt that happened before we married?

From the information you've given, I don't see how you could be held responsible for those debts of your husband.

Can you sell your assets (stocks) and pay your outstanding 401-k loan before filing bankruptcy

I'm going to disagree with my California colleague. I say it would not be a preferential transfer because it would not be a transfer; the asset...

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

In general, mortgage holders require permission from you, your attorney, or the bankruptcy trustee to continue the loan modification negotiations....

My employer says I owe them thousands even tho my pay rate has been same since hire date. They say it was to much.

This isn't a debt collection or bankruptcy issue at all. You need to consult with a qualified employment attorney in your area.

Retirement Accounts and Bankruptcy

In general, the amount that is available to contribute under IRS guidelines. You really need to consult with a qualified bankruptcy attorney in...

Credit card used for a business that closed down 2 years ago - rate was raised and we can no longer afford payments.

You can negotiate with them for a lump sum payoff; I'd start with 10% and see where that leads. If it doesn't go well enough for you, yes they...

Trouble documenting income

You have several issues in your question. One is that your unemployment overpayments that you owe the state should be dischargeable in bankruptcy....

Can my ex husband stop me from filing bankruptcy?

Your ex-husband can't stop you from filing bankruptcy. However, there is a section of the bankruptcy code - 523(a)(15) - that says that debts...

Who has jurisdiction over my bankruptcy?

The title of your question is "Who has jurisdiction over my bankruptcy?" The court in which you filed your bankruptcy, presumably a Colorado...

Who has jurisdiction over my bankruptcy?

Because you didn't live in Colorado for the 730 days prior to filing bankruptcy, and you did live in Florida for the 180 days prior to that 730-day...