My residence. 1st mort/ $498,000 2nd mort.$57,000 FMValue/ $415,000 Ch.13 can 2nd mort. be eliminated because no longer secured?

Yes it is possible in a chapter 13 to eliminate the second lien on the house if the Court finds that the house is worth $415K.

Can a bankruptcy Trustee control the attorney we have for a PI case that was disclosed?

I suggest that you have your bankruptcy attorney look into this a bit for you including chatting with the pi attorney and the trustee to see what...

I was served 2 summons and I'm unsure as to which type of lawyer/attorney that I need to help me.

Probably the best thing to do is schedule an appointment with an attorney who can have a look at all of the summons you have received and advise...

Can I file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy?

I suggest you schedule a free consultation and bring with you the loan documents so that they can be reviewed and a decision made as how to handle...

What is a receivership?

Receivership is a complicated part of the law. It is different from simply suing someone in civil court. When you ask the Court to appoint a...

I would need to sit down with you and get more information before I could answer your question for sure. If the payments are current the creditor...

When can I file again for Chapter 13 or 7 bankruptcy to stop home foreclosure?

Normally a chapter 13 is the best way to proceed when you have a house in foreclosure. I suggest you contact a bankruptcy attorney as soon as...

Should I add my tanning salon clients to bankruptcy

If you personally file a bankruptcy you should include the clients to be sure one or more of them do not sue you in the future. I suggest you...

Can i lose my home due to bankruptcey in wa st,

My best advice to you is to seek the advise of a competent bankruptcy lawyer. Most bankruptcy lawyers offer a first visit free consultation. Make...

Can a collections agency be forced to release a lien (2nd) on a short sale if a seller files bankruptcy?

If the seller files a chapter 7 the sale is stopped and cannot continue without the bankruptcy court's permission. The 2nd lien creditor's...