No. Many Trustees prefer it, but if there is a threat to your job, they will not insist. It is not required by law.

Without knowing the specifics of your bankruptcy, your question can't be adequately answered. This is a site to ask general questions. You need...

This is a question you should ask you own attorney, as I am unclear on your situation. You say you are in chapter 7, but imply that your case is...

Without knowing all the facts behind your question: a bankruptcy may be ill-advised if your income doesn't support the type of bankruptcy you want...

ASs attorney Blumenthal noted, if you haven't paid the fees and costs required pre-petition, it's unlikely that a case has been filed on your...

You will have far more success in dealing with this in the family law court system if you want to keep the house, or have it sold. Bankruptcy...

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It depends. Is your plan a 100% payoff to creditors? Does your means test indicate you are above the median income? Have you been making...

I am assuming several things from your question: 1. the lawsuit you are referring to is recent, 2 you vacated the premises before or at the same...

As attorney Blumenthal indicates, you can ask many questions at the section 341 meeting. If you can supply evidence that the schedules are...

If your name is on the title and on the deeds of trust (mortgages), they would indeed be considered yours both for purposes of your payments and...