If your inquiry relates to a potential bankruptcy filing, then you need to be very careful. I am not aware of any recent decisions, but the judge...

I'm not sure how your case would have been dismissed for non-payment before the 341 hearing. That hearing is typically the first time that the...

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You cannot re-file a case until after your original case has been dismissed. Then, assuming that your first case is dismissed without prejudice...

The bankruptcy would allow you to discharge the debt, but, if you don't pay the landlord, they will have the right to evict you. Assuming that no...

As Mr. Kingcade has stated, there is a possibility that the court could view your actions as being abusive. However, if you have a good faith...

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Your initial proposed payment through the Chapter 13 plan must be at least 31% of your income. That gets your foot in the door, so to speak. ...

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Chapter 13 ?

You are basically correct. Taken in isolation, a cure of the delinquent mortgage through a Chapter 13 plan would require you to pay the trustee...

I agree that a Chapter 7 is most likely not advisable in your situation. The filing of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be proper under your...

Chapter 13 ?

The 60 month Chapter 13 repayment is typically used to cure the arrearage portion of the mortgage debt (while continuing to make all required...