The claim is subject to offset if the creditor is holding or may owe you money as well. Last four digits should appear on your credit report. Contingent means depends on a circumstance or event, unliquidated means the amount of debt has not yet been determined, and disputed means the debt or the... View More

You can ask questions as you go.

You should file all the forms together if possible. The website for the bankruptcy court in your district should have the required forms on their website.

I had a client who listed these with their real estate holdings. When the timeshare is alerted that you have filed for bankruptcy, you will have the ability to give the timeshare back to the resort. I'd recommend this because I had a client who did not do this. And while her existing... View More

Either can be used to protect your car, but which one you need depends on your overall financial situation, debt and assets. Consult an experienced bankruptcy attorney before making a decision.

Bankruptcy Wil buy you a month or two at best ndso the eviction, but blue temorarily.

Depends on the value of the Porsche. If you owe more than it’s worth, you can probably keep it, but you should contact an experienced bankruptcy attorney before you do anything..

If you didn’t sign the contract hiring her as your attorney, don’t, and she is not your attorney. Unless there is some misunderstanding as to the scope of her representation and what she is doing for you, and you she determine whether this is the case first, you probably need to find a new... View More

No. You must elect whether you’re using state or federal exemptions.

The short answer is "No". You can hire an attorney to prepare the case and your attorney can file the case for you while you are away, however, you will have to be present to attend the Section 341 meeting, also referred to as "the meeting of creditors", usually within 30-45 days after filing.

A bankruptcy filing will pause the foreclosure, but will not solve the problem. I would not advise attempting the bankruptcy on your own, you will need a bankruptcy attorney for this.

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Put together a list of all of your debts, all of your assets, 6 months of your income from all sources and do a monthly budget of your normal living expenses.Also, any lawsuits you are involved with. See a bankruptcy lawyer in your area and they will be able to review your situation and see if... View More

It depends on the amount of equity you have with each home.

A: On your home, a Secured Creditors, such as you mortgage(s) or equity lines will stay, but you can remove most other stuff with a 522F Motion. If you owe more on the property than it is worth you maybe able to Strip a 2nd Mortgage and/or Cram Down your 1st Mortgage. On your car, if you owe... View More

A: If you are not current with your payments, they can consider it in default and proceed accordingly.

A: Fees vary case to case based upon the amount of work required. Chapter 7 cases generally start at $1,500 for an experienced Bky atty. Chapter 13 cases start at about $2,500. Some attorneys, like myself offer specials and discounts. The Filing fee for a Chapter 7 is $306, for a 13 it is $281.... View More

A: File a Suggestion of Bankruptcy in the State Court Case and provide a copy to your employer and the opposition.

A: Fraud is not dischargeable in a Bankruptcy, so the State can proceed against you criminally and those which were the alleged victims can proceed against you civilly.

A: Yes, your accounts can be garnished. Garnishments is done by writ, forwarded to you and your employer / bank / etc. Generally, attached will be a document providing you an opportunity to object, if you have grounds (i.e. children).

A: Generally, yes. However, if the attorney’s fees were charged to you as part of a family law case, involving Child / Spousal Support or was granted “in the Nature of Support”, then it cannot be discharged.