Can the family be held responsible for a bankruptcy that belongs to their parents?
No. If the Chapter 13 plan payments are not made, the case will be dismissed. She also has the option of converting the case to a Chapter 7 case.
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No. If the Chapter 13 plan payments are not made, the case will be dismissed. She also has the option of converting the case to a Chapter 7 case.
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All of the above except the separate assets of children are fair game for garnishment or levy.
Your employer will get sued for the destruction of the property, and your employer may hold you personally responsible.
Then eventually, the creditor will get stay relief in the Chapter 7 case, and you will lose your vehicle.
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