The median income for a family of 3 is $ 5521 per month. That is the gross income. Hope that helps.

The home will be property of the bankruptcy estate. Depending on the value of the home and your exemption will determine if the bankruptcy trustee will take the home and sell it. You really need a local bankruptcy lawyer to advise you of your options. Good luck!

Sure! As long as the clerk's office is open you may file the papers unless you have access to electronic filing, which is 24/7. Do not forget that you must complete the Credit

Counseling Course before you file the case and then file the certificate you receive with the court clerk. It... View More

Depends on the chapter you file. Chapter 7 discharges most debts while chapter 13 is a repayment plan. See a bankruptcy lawyer near you and they can advise what would be best for you. Good luck!

If you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and receive a discharge of your debts then all listed unsecured debts in your petition will be gone and uncollectible by the hospital. Any new charges after you file bankruptcy would still be yours to pay. Good luck!

You count 8 years from the filing date of the 2010 case in order to be able to get a discharge in a second chapter 7 filing. Filing to filing, not discharge to filing. Best to see a lawyer near you to see if you are eligible. Hope that helps. Good luck!

Chapter 7 filings must be 8 years apart in order to receive a discharge. You count filing date to filing date. You can file a chapter 13 and receive a discharge in that case if it has been 4 years from the prior chapter 7 filing. Again, filing date to filing date. See a bankruptcy lawyer near you... View More

You need to see a bankruptcy lawyer near you to answer that question. It depends on a lot of factors to determine what chapter you qualify for. We look at income, debts, and assets you may have. Without all of this information, it is impossible to advise you of your best option. Hope it works out.... View More

Call the Bankruptcy Court Clerk's office for the area where you filed. They can usually look it up for you. A bankruptcy lawyer near you will also have access to this information on the internet. Good luck!

No. Bankruptcy will not get rid of child support. Child support is specifically excepted from discharge in a bankruptcy case. You can pay child support in a chapter 13 plan in some cases, so that might help. See a bankruptcy lawyer near you to see what options you may have available. Good luck!

In our area, we take a certified copy of the bankruptcy court order that avoids the liens and file that at the register of deeds office. I would think there would be something similar where you are. Call the register of deeds office and ask what they need to remove the liens. Be sure and discuss... View More

For chapter 7 cases it is 8 years from the filing date of the first chapter 7. See a bankruptcy lawyer near you and they can advise you of your best options. Good luck!

You need to add this creditor/lawsuit to your bankruptcy schedules. There is a $31 filing fee to add a creditor. You need to file the amended list of creditors before the case is discharged. If you do not have an attorney you might ask the clerk of court if they would show you the form to add the... View More

If she is filing a chapter 7 you may be able to enforce the divorce decree language. You will need a bankruptcy lawyer to file an objection to her discharge of these debts. It may be that the amount is not worth the cost to hire a lawyer, but you need to speak with a bankruptcy near you to... View More

It is possible to dismiss a chapter 7, but it must be by motion and is at the discretion of the Judge. You need to see a bankruptcy lawyer near you that will know the local customs of your bankruptcy court. You will not be in trouble for filing the case but, you may no longer need the bankruptcy as... View More

Yes, most taxes, child support, alimony and criminal restitution are not dischargeable. Also, debts incurred by fraud would be non-dischargeable. See a bankruptcy lawyer near you to review your situation. There are other debts that may non-dischargeable depending on the circumstances. Hope it works... View More

See if Section 707(b)(2)(D) of the Bankruptcy Code applies to your situation. If so, you may avoid the means test. Best to see a bankruptcy lawyer near you as the means test is only part of what the US Trustee looks at when reviewing cases for abuse. Thank you for your service to our country. Hope... View More

Yes, you should see a bankruptcy lawyer as this sounds like a violation of the automatic stay. You may be entitled to damages that could include attorney fees. Hope it works out. Good luck!

The actions by the credit card company may be a direct violation of the automatic stay in bankruptcy. You may be able to get your money back and even receive damages. Talk with your bankruptcy lawyer to determine your rights. If you do not have a lawyer, now would be a good time to get legal... View More

Your chapter 13 plan may be able to avoid the lien on the property or provide for treatment of the items as secured. Either way, you should be able to keep the collateral. See a bankruptcy lawyer near you and they will be able to determine your best options. Hope it works out. Good luck!