I received a notice in the mail in regards to her filing chapter 7. Is there anything I can do? The paper stated that I can file a motion but will that help me?
answered on Jun 13, 2019
Unfortunately there is nothing you can do unless there was alcohol involved in the accident. The person is allowed to discharge (wipe out) the debt that they owe you for the accident unless it involved alcohol (DUI).
I just learned that my grandma's house is in foreclosure and scheduled for auction in about a week and a half on 6/20/19 due to an unpaid loan. If she were to file for bankruptcy, would it take the house off the auction block?
answered on Jun 10, 2019
Yes, but you need to make sure that you meet with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer where you live who can get the case filed quickly.
answered on Jun 10, 2019
If you mean that the mortgage company foreclosed on the house then do not pay him any more rent. You may want to be sure that is what happened before you stop paying though. If the mortgage company did foreclose then they will be contacting you about moving out. I advise my clients in those... View More 
answered on Jun 10, 2019
No, if the creditor was listed in the bankruptcy and if the debt was discharged. You may want to contact your prior bankruptcy attorney to verify that the debt was discharged properly.
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