Can I still keep a car that I'm behind on payments and file bankruptcy

Yes, you can keep the car. A chapter 13 case would be appropriate here. It is a repayment plan where you can pay back the missed payments over a...

Will my ch.13 bankruptcy be discharged 1-2 months early? Is that common for early release?

I agree with the prior answer that a chapter 13 plan can be completed early provided that all of the claims are paid. You should talk to your...

I live in AZ and filed bankruptcy on 09/13/2016. Is my tax refund going to be taken by the trustee?

Talk to your attorney to see If there is a basis to list the refund as exempt in Schedule B. There may be, but your attorney needs to address that....

You need to re-file the motion and include a notice of hearing, and serve it on the other side. Depending on which court you are appearing in, the...

My husband and I separated and I moved out temporarily. I just found out he filed bankruptcy and is surrendering our house!

First, you need to consult a BK attorney immediately. There are likely many other issues with this case, and they all need to be addressed,...

Retroactive medical premiums and bankruptcy

I agree with the prior answers. The past medical premiums are likely dischargeable. The problem that could arise is that child/spousal support...

Bankruptcy and USDA offset

I agree with the prior answers. The debt is likely dischargeable unless there is some kind of fraud alleged by the lender, in which case you will...

How often do bankruptcy courts approve negotiated settlements made between a trustee and clients owing money to the estate?

I agree with the prior answer - while you may have negotiated a settlement, you MUST have an attorney review it. The process that you outlined is...

First, give your attorney the proof of the missing payment. If you paid electronically, it will be in your bank account statement. Then ask them to...

Re-apply for a new writ. It is generally granted so long as the underlying judgment is still valid. Check to see if the judgment is still valid for...