Under Colorado law, a creditor may dispose of repossessed collateral by public or private sale after appropriate notice, which includes a ten day...

In Colorado, a homeowner is responsible for HOA dues and assessments until the homeowner's name is actually removed from the title to the property....

I recently received a chapter 7 discharge. I have a joint cc and a joint home equity loan with my spouse. The lender had

A bankruptcy discharge itself does not let the debtor's non-filing spouse "off the hook" for any debts for which there really was joint liability...

My mother filed bankruptcy for her business in 2009, a few months later one of her creditors contacted her stating she still

The answers to two of your complaints may depend on what type of business filed bankruptcy. If a personal chapter 7 was filed and the...

Do the bankruptcy trustees in the Denver district do buy backs as a rule? We have a few non-exempt items we'd like to keep.

"Buy backs" in Denver cases are not done "as a rule," but they do happen in many cases depending on the circumstances. Trustees prefer to minimize...

My mother paid a local attorney $3,500 for bankruptcy services. now she is getting calls from the creditors she listed in the

A response to this question is difficult because the question is not clear. What is it that may not seem right? Are you asking about creditors...

Is Social Security Disability Income counted as income in Ch7 Bankruptcy?

The federal "exemption" for social security income protects any benefits due as of the bankruptcy filing date or received but traceable (usually...

Can I keep my house if I file bankruptcy against HOA?

In Colorado, HOA assessments and dues typically are secured by a lien on real estate resulting from covenants and restrictions recorded as an...

No

If a creditor has not recorded a lien before a bankruptcy is filed, the question is whether a bankruptcy trustee can go after the property for...

How a lien is disposed of in a bankruptcy depends on the type of lien involved. My answer assumes that you are asking about a judicial lien...