Vancouver, WA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Vancouver, WA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Filing Chapter 7 or 13 does not prohibit you from seeking a support modification to which might otherwise be entitled. 11 USC Section 362...
If she does not pay to that creditor 100% of all amounts due under the lease contract during the plan, then there is a default. That default can...
Linked below is an article on the subject of Mortgages, Reaffirmation Agreements and Credit Reports. You might find it helpful.
Yes, you can keep it. Another issue has popped up in the last few years. Should you reaffirm the mortgage debt so that post-petition payment...
I agree with the above. I have added links to two quick articles that discuss the basic tax discharge rules.
I have attached a link that provides a little information about bank account garnishments and what you can protect. It seems to me at this point ...
No. Each party has their own liability. The non-filer is still obligated in full on the debt.
If the first creditor forecloses, you will remain obligated for the unpaid part of the second note. You might be able to make a deal with that...
You might spend a few dollars and meet with a personal injury attorney. They have likely seen this issue before. One thing you are going to want...
If I read the question correctly, you did not have a home when you filed bankruptcy. You filed bankruptcy and the debt was discharged. After you...
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