I agree with attorney Bunce. This is excellent advice. Filing the bankruptcy, depending on state judgment lien law, isn't even a sure-fire way to...

Without knowing the parlance or practice in your jurisdiction, I cannot be totally sure. However, 11 USC 549 restrains debtors from making...

Always start with your attorney; then, move on to the court where your case was filed. Almost every court I know of has an ECF help desk for...

If you surrendered a home in bankruptcy, it doesn't invalidate the mortgage they have. Bankruptcy doesn't delete liens, per se. So, the fact a...

Attorney Granvold offers fine advice. Potentially, the debt due to the IRS is now dischargeable (presuming you initially filed taxes timely, and...

You simply filing for bankruptcy has no bearing on access to your benefit plan. Now, your EMPLOYER's filing of a bankruptcy COULD result in...

Title loans in bankruptcy are a real "crap shoot", many southern states allow this arrangement and view your interest as "possessory" and not a...

As stated by the two very able prior attorneys, inclusion is not the question, you must list all known debts. What you wish to know is whether...

Your question really turns upon whether the proposed rent/lease/house payment would impede upon your ability to complete your plan. Presuming...

In short, the answer is, "it depends." Secured creditors, such as "title lenders" (presuming they are legal in your state), are entitled to...