Can my ex-spouse file Chapter-13 Bankruptcy and include the spousal support payments he agreed to

As others have noted, your spousal support payments, if that is what they truly are, should be protected in bankruptcy. I would encourage you,...

My current bankruptcy atty is attempting to charge $400 to file the motion to have the court approve my HAMP?

As others have noted, this fee may be able to be paid by the Trustee from your plan payments. As to the amount, though, I would say it is entirely...

Are credit bureaus allowed to keep adverse reports for the full 7 years, once the negative item has been disputed and deleted?

In some ways, it's worse than you think. The credit reporting agencies actually keep the information basically forever. The limitation for 7 years...

Our fees are similar to what you are being charged. It seems like a good idea, sometimes, to look for the cheapest cost. But, attorneys are not...

What are my options for a debtor who declared bankruptcy, was dismissed, but used fake financials?

If the Debtor has received his discharge, then you may be able to seek a revocation of the discharge. If the debtor has not received his discharge,...

Can you file for an order of judgment without an attorney?

If you are enforcing an existing court order, the one that ordered him to pay his half of the insurance, you go back to the court that issued that...

How Do I File For Bankruptcy? If I Dont File Quick I Will Lose Everything I Have Thank You

I'm curious about why you think you will lose everything you have. You may have been given incorrect information, particularly by a debt collector,...

The general answers given before this one are correct, as general answers. But, to know whether in your specific situation the IRA can be exempted...

Am I liable for bad advise from a bankruptcy attorney?

The other answers are helpful and correct. You will be liable for the impact of bad advice on your case. The reliance on your attorney may get you...

Budgeting for business ventures in Chapter 13

Go talk to a local attorney. This kind of thing varies from Trustee to Trustee. So, what a lawyer in another state tells you may not be right. What...