Questions Answered by Timothy Denison
Q: I filed chapter 13 in 2014 and finished paying in may of 2017 how can I find out who was included in my bankruptacy
Go to pacer.gov, sign up for an account and you can print documents from your bankruptcy, including a list of creditors who were listed in your prior filing.
Q: Can my home be taken from me.
Yes, under certain circumstances. You need to consult a competent bankruptcy attorney to assess your financial situation and find the best course of action for you.
Q: My child support payments exceed the money I earn they will not modifiy it neither.help please Shelby county cour
You need to file a motion to reduce in the Family Court there. Your support obligation is based on s percentage of your income, it cannot be more than you earn.
Q: Want to file to bankruptcy how can I do this being low income? Is there financial help with filing or a waiver?
You may be able to get a reduced rate attorney by contacting your local bar association or legal aid society.
Q: I purchased a car from a guy and it’s not what he promised it to be.
He’s trying to officially make it yours and screw you. If it’s not in your name, don’t put it there. You’ll probably have to sue him to get your money back.
Q: 3 payments behind on my 1st and 2nd mort & received letter from 1st stating loan mod denied, now what do I do? on SSDI
Answered on Nov 14, 2018
You can file a chapter 13 bankruptcy, put all the arrearages into the plan, and you’d have two years to catch it up in the plan.
Q: I want to file for bankruptcy? Can I get help with the fees since I’m low income? How to get a pro bono service help
You should check with the local bar association and your local legal aid society for a list of reduced fee lawyers.
Q: I would like to know what to do about a NOTICE OF OBJECTION TO CLAIM? San Bernardino City Bankruptcy
Find a local bankruptcy attorney and have a consultation so he can guide you. It is far too complex to handle yourself and you need to terming how to proceed.
Q: Debt for legal,fees incurred by estranged husband whom I am in the orocess of divorcing in his home state Ca - debt
Answered on Nov 10, 2018
Complicated question and not enough information. Consult a bankruptcy attorney immediately to determine your rights.
Q: I filed chapter 13 but I didn't get my payment plan in within the 14 days. Can I reopen the case?
Q: If someone has a student loan debt, can they take if from the person's Social Security?
Answered on Nov 9, 2018
Q: Legally separated - what issues do I face if my husband files for bankruptcy? Will they come after me?
Not unless you are obligated on the debt with husband, then the answer is yes.
Q: If I am divorced, but still own property jointly with my ex, what happens to it if I file for bankruptcy?
Depending on the equity in the property, you can protect it or walk away from it without obligation.
Q: Our child left home with wife and left most of there stuff here in our house. Been 4 months now what to do
Give them notice in writing to pick up . If they do not, dispose of accordingly.
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