No, not unless the property is in your name.

You have certain exemptions under state law which can protect your property. They CANNOT garnish your social security.

Apply for a Florida license as soon as you get there. Issue date is proof. Same with utilities. Establish as soon as you get there. You have to certify on your petition under penalty of perjury that it’s true. If and when they get a judgment, they can garnish your wages and attach your real... View More

They can sue you for nonpayment of the debt, although usually that takes more time than 8 months. Once you move to FL, you’ll have to wait 180 days before you can file there so you might want to consult s bankruptcy attorney in MD and see about filing now.

Have your lawyer make a motion for the final report to be rendered.

Do you have a copy of what form you signed? The servicing company will provide a copy if you ask. Once you get it and read it, is it a Plus loan guaranty form? Is it your signature on it? Can you read and write the English language? Did you read the form before you signed it? Did you have the... View More

Presuming you qualify for a Chapter 13 and can make the plan payments, yes.

If you include them in the bankruptcy, and it is a Chapter 7 yes. If you file a Chapter 13, you must complete the Plan, and anything they do not get, is wiped out

A deed in lieu of foreclosure simply means you hand over the keys and deed and move out, but you must first get in writing that the mortgage company releases you from personal liability on the remaining balance of the mortgage. You'll have to cut that deal with the first mortgage holder, and... View More

Yes, but it really depends on your overall financial situation rather than just one debt.

If it is a post discharge injury, they have no right to withhold your settlement. Highly unlikely that it will be withheld.

Probably but you need to consular a local attorney who can review your entire financial situation.

It should not affect them at all as they are exempt under the Federal Exemptions

Easily. They apply for them again because creditors know you cannot file chapter 7 again for 8 years so its a safe bet.

You normally would include them unless you have a need or reason to pay them outside the plan.

All assets that are exempt under the applicable sections of the bankruptcy code.

All assets that you can protect using your state or federal exemptions.

Based on what you have written, and as I understand your question.....the short answer is no.

If you are reffering to a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in which you properly listed a creditor and it received proper notice of your bankruptcy, then the creditor could not collect on a debt that was... View More

Depends on the basis for the lawsuit and whether it is against the company.

File a notice of appeal in the bankruptcy court and pay the filing fee. That will perfect your appeal to the United States District Court in Maryland.