Can I go to jail for not paying my criit card debt
No.
My checks have been garnished since the beginning of my chapter 13 plan and my payments have been paid timely. I am on my last payment for the last creditor that has to receive payment. At what point can I expect to have the income withholding ended so I can receive my full paycheck again?
Check with your attorney assuming you have one or if not call your Ch. 13 trustee's office.
Yes. And if there was more than $600 garnished in the 90 days before the case was filed you can get it back.
will the creditors go after the house if he applies by himself alone for the bankruptcy?
Not enough information. What is the husband's income? What is the wife's income? Can he file a Ch. 13? Could save the house if so.
No limit.
No limit.
I live in michigan.
Also depends on how far behind you are in payments.
In addition to what Mr. Phillips said I would add the additional information that it depends whether you are seeking a discharge or whether for example you need to stop a foreclosure or get back a seized vehicle. In those examples you can file a Ch. 13 right away and get caught up on the past due... Read more »
Keep your vehicle if you are current or can get current quickly. Same on your house. Keep thousands of dollars of other stuff.
If you can file in Michigan you will have to appear at one meeting minimum with a bankruptcy trustee. There is no court appearance in most cases.
Yes , if you want to keep the vehicle or real estate.
i just changed my daughters bank acct and put it in my name to help her save money. the bank took over one thousand dollars said i owed it from a debt. this was covered under my bankrutcy how do i get this money back i have cancer and am in a panic. i have been awareded the bankruptcy in approx... Read more »
Not quite enough information to answer your questions. You need to ask the bank very specifically about the details of the debt. If your daughter is an adult she needs to contact the bank also. Whose money was taken? Hers or yours. What kind of debt did you have with this bank in your prior case?... Read more »
Too open ended question. Many questions need to be answered before giving a complete answer. You need to talk to an attorney.
in my list of creditors it reads that best buy is a nonfiler...did they just say the heck with it?
Creditors have to file a proof of claim (POC) if they want to get paid in the Ch. 13. There is a time limit for them to do that. If the time limit has passed they will not receive anything. If not they may still file a POC.
Really doesn't matter to you since the debt will be discharged when... Read more »
Question is vague. You have to list all assets including all properties. Need more information. What are you trying to accomplish?
I told my lawyer that Meijers wants him to provide him with a reference number I got from the Work Number. They would then release the paystubs to him. But he said he never heard of that and told me I would have to figure out a way to get them. I tried and they insist on him doing that or they need... Read more »
If you have already retained another attorney it is not appropriate for me to give you advice. Perhaps that is why nobody has responded to your question.
You may not need to wait at all if you can prove all the money is hers.
I agree with both of the other answers. One of the things trustees look for is whether you paid money to friends and relatives with your refund. Don’t do that. Another thing is a possible waiver of the $335 filing fee. If you have significant $ in the bank the trustee will probably object to the... Read more »
I was layed off from a job and I had to take a job for less. 1600 a month differance. I could not afford my discover card payments anymore and im on welfare now. I tried on several occasions to make payment arrangements but the refused. They could not garnish my paycheck because years ago i chose... Read more »
Sounds like a prime candidate for a bankruptcy.
If you are absolutely sure you qualify for a bankruptcy then stop paying and save your money to hire a good bankruptcy attorney.
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