Yes I believe hey can

I recommend waiting until the trustee files a no asset report. When that is filed you are free to pursue the garnishment money. You might try a request to the creditor before filing an official motion. Remember it must be more than $600 dollars garnished by a single creditor to use 11 USC 547. Hope... View More

Short answer no you cannot get rid of child support in bankruptcy. You may be able to pay back arrears in a chapter 13 plan if you qualify. See a bankruptcy lawyer in your area to see what your options are. Good luck!

The bankruptcy trustee would not be looking at a car you purchased after you filed the bankruptcy case. It would not be property of the bankruptcy estate which is everything you have before you filed the chapter 7. There are exceptions to this rule but they do not involve a vehicle purchase. Good... View More

When you file bankruptcy you must list all of your debts even those you intend to keep paying for your such as your car. The car lender is a secured creditor and their lien survives the bankruptcy. If you signed a reaffirmation agreement which was filed with the Court, you have reestablished your... View More

While the bankruptcy code prevents discrimination regarding this situation , it would be very difficult to prove.

That doesn't sound sensible. It is "too good to be true," and when things sound too good to be true they usually aren't. You'd be foolish to sign that without having it reviewed in total with a competent lawyer. It is quite easy to reaffirm a debt in bankruptcy, and it is... View More

You should contact a local bankruptcy attorney and schedule a consultation before you make any payments on the two older debts. If the statute of limitations has run you will be in a stronger position to negotiate a settlement. If the statute of limitations has not run making a payment may alert... View More

Many people file bankruptcy and have full-time jobs. Which chapter of bankruptcy you are eligible to file and which chapter will help you achieve your goals are questions that require more information. Contact a local bankruptcy attorney and schedule a consultation. You can search for an... View More

If your name is on the contract as a guarantor then you are liable for the obligation.

Consult with bankruptcy counsel. Usually getting payday loans is a real bad idea because they typically carry interest rates that are way too high - sometimes more than 200%. Bankruptcy may well be a viable option.

Do you mean post Chapter 7 filing or post Chapter 7 discharge and case closed. While the Chapter 7 is open, you need to file a motion and obtain relief from the automatic stay before acting. The property is property of the bankruptcy estate and although the debtor has custody, it is the trustee who... View More

You don't really provide enough information for a lawyer to answer this. When were the IRS lien and judgment entered compared to the date the bankruptcy petition was filed? I assume the lien and judgment were pre-bankruptcy? What is the lien on? Real estate, tangible personal property? When I... View More

Yes. All that is required is that you be insolvent. Just because you have no assets does not mean there are no assets recoverable from third parties due to fraudulent conveyances or preferential payments to individual creditors. This kind of thing occurred when investors were actually paid by... View More

The payment plan is usually extended to 5 years. The remaining debt is discharged, basically. You probably would be best served by speaking with a local bankruptcy attorney.

If you file a petition for relief under the bankruptcy code, you must list all creditors. Your question does not tell us what you want to do about the house mortgage.

If you want to walk away from the house and not owe the the debt, then you can discharge the debt which is secured by your... View More

Do you mean reaffirmation instead of ratification? What did you indicate on the schedule of intentions?

Get to a local law library and find a treatise on corporate bankruptcy. But really, what you need to learn is how to file a claim properly.

Did you file your own bankruptcy case? If not then you need to have your bankruptcy attorney handle this issue. If you did file your own case you are now seeing why is it usually not a good idea to represent yourself.

Any causes of action arising prior to the filing of a Bky case must be listed in the Petition. There is a strong possibility that the Trustee would take the case away from you, along with any award.