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Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Privacy, Internet
I disagree with Mr. Wrobel. Chapter 7 will work if you want to walk away. If you want to keep the house, Chapter 13 will let you catch up the...
The most important part is to show up and respond to everything. If you need help, hire an attorney. You need to make them prove that the debt is...
You need to consult with a local attorney for a complete review of your situation.
A one-time unexpected gift to a non-filer is unlikely to be considered an unexpected change in household income that would affect a Chapter 13...
There shouldn't be a six month bar to filing again because your prior case was DISCHARGED not DISMISSED. You can file a Chapter 13 case to catch up...
Not a simple answer. It all depends on your income (amount and sources), assets (type and value and number) and situation. Clearly you have an...
You already asked this question and even got an answer from an attorney in your state. See your duplicate question.
Has the case already gone to judgment? If not, fight it and make them prove that they have the right to come after you. How do you know that this...
Even if you file for bankruptcy, it won't come off of your credit report. It will just show as discharged in bankruptcy. If you had an oral...
They don't accept copies here either anymore. An original document issued to you with your SSN on it is needed to prove the SSN.
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