Filing Chapter 7 before 8 year period from prior bankruptcy?
A chapter 7 is not available to you now, but enough time has passed that you can seek a discharge of debts through a chapter 13 bankruptcy. Speak...
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A chapter 7 is not available to you now, but enough time has passed that you can seek a discharge of debts through a chapter 13 bankruptcy. Speak...
Student loan co-signers, which are often required for private student loans (though not for federal loans), are equally liable on the loan. That...
Actions taken in violation of the bankruptcy stay are void. Your bankruptcy attorney should be shutting that down with a letter followed by a...
The leasing creditor should be listed on schedule G. Good luck to you.
If they have a valid judgement, the answer is probably yes. A bankruptcy filing could result in getting the money back. Whether the overall...
The short answer is 4 years from the date of filing of your chapter 7 until you can file a chapter 13 and expect a discharge. Seek the assistance...
The way to address this is to open a new bank account that ONLY holds your student loan proceeds. Make sure the money is traceably 100% student...
First of all, if you are in Canada, you need to get advice under Canadian law. Your situation highlights the risks of ever agreeing to co-sign on...
Take steps to avoid defaulting on your Parent Plus loan (apply for the Income-contingent repayment plan). If you are disabled, you may be able to...
Bankruptcy is possible in your situation, but you need to be fully informed of how your assets will impact how the system will work for you. If...