Reopening a Chap 7 bankruptcy
No need to reopen your case. The bankruptcy discharge is very broad and covers all debts. If you had not received notice of the assignment, ...
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Fair Oaks, CA
Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at Fair Oaks, CA
Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
No need to reopen your case. The bankruptcy discharge is very broad and covers all debts. If you had not received notice of the assignment, ...
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First and foremost, no your husband cannot deed the property to you while he's in a bankruptcy. That would be a violation of his plan and...
There are specific Code sections and Rules that deal with landlord tenant issues in bankruptcy. I suggest thou contact an experience bankruptcy...
A birth certificate is a document produced by a governmental entity confirming the facts of a birth. It has no monetary value. A chapter 13...
If the seller is in chapter 13, he, not his chapter 13 trustee is responsible for accepting or rejecting offers, so there is no reason you would...
I assume based on your question you have a confirmed chapter 11 plan. Unless your plan failed to revest your property (unlikely, but possible) and...
In my district you don't ask for an extension of time. You file a motion to reopen and pay the filing fee, and file a motion to enter discharge,...
The Bankruptcy Code and the notice of commencement requires you serve the objection to plan on the debtor, debtor's attorney, trustee and trustee's...
A chapter 7 will not prevent a foreclosure on a home, but only delay it for a while, as the chapter 7 will not wipe out the mortgage(deed of trust)...
Yes, you must file a proof of claim or you may waive your right to damages.