Am I able to give my car back to finance company after bankruptcy?
It sounds like your bankruptcy attorney did you a favor. First, be 100% sure there is was no reaffirmation filed. If you were my client, I'd...
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It sounds like your bankruptcy attorney did you a favor. First, be 100% sure there is was no reaffirmation filed. If you were my client, I'd...
The short answer is that absent other facts, you likely earn too much money to file a chapter 7, and would instead have to file a chapter 13. That...
I agree that your question is unique enough that you need to talk to an attorney about what may happen if you file a bankruptcy. Your objectives...
If no reaffirmation was done between you and the RV lender, you can walk away without legal consequences. Good luck to you.
The consideration not yet mentioned is that the trustee will only have to pay the creditors who actually file claims in the bankruptcy. If one or...
Whatever you do, it should be a priority to get control of this before the creditor gets a judgment against you-- with a judgment, the creditor can...
Depending on your assets (like if you own your home), it's likely that your creditors can't actually get anything from you. They can call you and...
Navient and its debt collectors can be difficult to deal with, but it should be possible to negotiate a payment plan or reduced settlement,...
I can see why you are concerned. If your case is a fairly simple Chapter 7, you could press ahead with current counsel and hope for the best. ...
I agree with Mr. Russell's answer, above. You can file a simple motion to reopen, and pay the filing fee of $260. There may be a template for a...