I'm not surprised by the reaction of the other lawyer. I almost didn't even want to post an answer.

The problem here is whether or not the transfer of the house is a fraudulent transfer. You say it's not your house, and it never was your house. However, the use of your credit... View More

Incorrect information about your college enrollment status can cost you warns the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. In a Consumer Advisory published February 2017, the CFPB outlined the ways the bad information about enrollment status can wreak havoc for student borrowers. The sale of your... View More

You need to go to the Court (or online if you can) and search the bankruptcy file. There is a lot of information that must be provided when someone files bankruptcy. From there you can determine what steps to take. You should consider starting with a bankruptcy attorney who can do the investigating... View More

It really depends on the type of Bankruptcy you file. IF you are doing a Chapter 7, as long as you move post filing and come back for the 341, there should be no problem. IF you are in a Chapter 13, you need to have your counsel speak with the Trustee about same

If you filed a chapter 7, your lemon law case is an asset that must be listed in Schedule B. The vehicle itself is also an asset and must be listed in that schedule as well. Hopefully, you have a bankruptcy attorney that is assisting you with your case who can advise you regarding the related... View More

The short answer is that you can not automatically discharge your old student loan*. However, you may discharge it, if you successfully sue the lender in bk court on the grounds of "undue hardship."

I recommend that you do some simple research yourself on the subject of a... View More

I'm sorry, but I'm confused by the facts of what has happened. If you are an heir to the decedent's estate, then you can file a probate petition to settle the estate and possibly distribute the house to you. Contact a probate attorney in your area for a full consultation.

There is clearly a lack of confidence between you and your lawyer, which may be mutual on both ends. Something needs to be done about that, but why would your lawyer think that you would not cooperate with the trustee?

The immediate issue is your cooperation with the trustee. You have a... View More

I wish I could help you, but it's not possible to offer guidance on something so specific unless a lawyer can see all the relevant paperwork. You should consult your own lawyer immediately, and if you don't have a lawyer I think you better get one or else you won't know what your rights are.

If you have any money in that bank, (should be name of the bank on the levy), the creditor is going to get it. They are after you, and don't be surprised if they somehow find out where you work and hit you with a wage garnishment.

I suggest you deal with it. See a local bankruptcy... View More

You don't say when you filed, but I'm guessing it was recently?

Your credit report will not change until you get your bk discharge. At that time those trade lines should say, "discharged in bankruptcy."

I'm terribly sorry you have this situation. Looking at how your lawyer screwed up, I think you can tell how very difficult this stuff is. It is neigh impossible for a layperson to do this on their own. Please go a very experienced BK lawyer immediately, and be sure to take all the papers with you.

Need more information. Trustee of what? Are you also beneficiary? Did your form the Trust?

Not sure what you are asking. If you are contemplating taking that action prior to filing bankruptcy, then my answer is no - don't do it. I urge you to consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney to provide you guidance on this issue. If you are considering this action for after your... View More

This does not appear to be a bankruptcy matter so can't properly respond.

I am unfamiliar with companies that offer the service you are talking about. Regardless of the non reporting on the credit report - have you received confirmation that the student loan lender has received payment; do you know the status of the balance of the debt? You need to have more... View More

i am not sure if that is a legal question.

i am not aware of a limit..........if it is with one bank they may have policies

Reaffirmation agreements with mortgage lenders are not done in California. So long as you are making payments to the first, they cannot foreclose. If you had an attorney for your bankruptcy case, the attorney should have advised you that the second retained its lien on your property through the... View More

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I think there is a good chance that it can be clawed back, if a trustee gets appointed. If it remains a debtor in possession, I would not expect the debtor to take action on this, unless forced to do so.