Paying off a creditor "before" filing for a Chapter 13.
If you pay any creditor more than $600 in the 90 days prior to the bankruptcy you have to list that payment in the documents you submit to the...
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If you pay any creditor more than $600 in the 90 days prior to the bankruptcy you have to list that payment in the documents you submit to the...
I seriously doubt it, but I can only speak to what I would do. The filing fee is now $310. You would be asking an attorney to pay that money out of...
I agree with Mr. Dove. You need to consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney that is well versed in getting income taxes discharged. Here...
Without more information, you need to contact your attorney immediately and find out what happened. The problem more than likely can be fixed, but...
Converting your case to a chapter 7 will not hurt your credit score. The chapter 13 filing affected your credit score when it was first filed, but...
It depends on whether the entity that bought the debt routinely reports the newly aquired debt to the credit bureaus. Typically, the answer is that...
You are still responsible for the entire balance. A debt is written off by a company once it becomes apparent the debt is not going to be repaid....
You have to be very careful in this situation. If you try to collect on the debt in any way and there has been a bankruptcy filed then you will...
Typically pay day loan companies threaten to file criminal charges against you. In reality they could not make the case for charges, but it depends...
It sounds like you are primarily judgment proof, but the monies in your bank account at any given time would be the problem. If the creditor sues...