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Her filing will not effect your credit if you do not have any joint debts. It is irrelevant whether she files before you get married or after. ...
Just because you filed for bankruptcy in 2003, doesn't mean that the creditor cannot foreclose. If are unable to make timely monthly payments, the...
The short answer is yes. Was a discharge ordered and the Ch. 7 case closed? If the case was/is open, the Trustee can take any unexempt...
Oh my--you should contact your bankruptcy attorney, and soon! First, you are at risk of your Ch. 13 case being dismissed because you incurred new...
The answer will depend on the contents of the writing. Contact a civil attorney, who practices in contract law.
According to the Bankruptcy Code, you should file in the Bankruptcy District where you have lived for the most time during the last 6 months. ...
If you have an attorney, call him or her immediately and discuss this situation. There are serious ramifications that may result if you do not...
After you file under Chapter 13, you must get the Court's permission to sell your house. It is a matter of your attorney filing a document with...
I'll do my best to help. If your husband wanted to get out of bankruptcy, he had to ask the permission of the court to voluntarily dismiss him as...
I agree with David. It's not clear whether you are considering Ch. 7 or Ch. 13. If you file under Ch. 7, your wife will be responsible for the...
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