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Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Litigation, Intellectual Property
No, as long as the creditor gets notice and your case gets discharged, the full amount of the debt is discharged.
Yes, absolutely you can keep the car in a Chapter 7 - if, indeed, your other assets are minimal. Michigan uses the Federal Exemptions which...
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First, you are making the common mistake of confusing Discharged with Dismissed. Discharged = good; Dismissed = bad. Second, as a general...
Look into the possibility of filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, especially if you have any other outstanding debts (medical bills, past-due utilities,...
This certainly sounds a little bit fishy - especially if you haven't ever received anything from this collector in writing prior to the call. I...
Yes, a chapter 13 filing will stop a foreclosure. If by "foreclosure filing is on the 19th" you mean that there is a sheriff's sale scheduled for...
Venue: with limited exceptions, you must file the case in the district where you have been domiciled for the majority of the 180 days before you...
YES YES and YES! Medical bills are one of the major causes of consumer bankruptcy.
As the others have stated, the lien survives the discharge. This can be a very frustrating thing for people in your situation where an older...
No, you do not need to respond to this. The bank will simply send the judgment creditor a notice that you don't have an account there. This...
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