It looks like all the information is the same except my address is not in the payroll register. Social is and employee ID, taxes ytd etc.
If that is all you have, yes.
Yes
I am a pro se Creditor in a Boston chapter 13 bankruptcy and filed an objection and motion to dismiss. A non-evidentiary hearing for both is set less than two weeks from now. What happens in the non-evidentiary hearing, and how can I best prepare for it?
You can "best prepare" for your motion hearing by hiring a bankruptcy lawyer.
My ex-husband filed for chapter 13 the second time and shortly thereafter filed a spousal support modification action to reduce or eliminate alimony. He will not pay any spousal support after filing bankruptcy, using the pending modification action as the reason. The support order is current and... Read more »
The stay does not pre ENT him from paying maintenance nor is it a legal justification to no pay. In most jurisdictions, however, modification if granted are retroactive to the date of filingvof the motion. You filing s contempt motion for nonpayment May be in order.
I cannot afford an attorney and I am facing foreclosure. I have a family of 4 and need help.
This is not the right place to seek legal representation. This is a free public forum designed to allow members of the general public to ask participating lawyers general legal questions. If you want to retain a helpful lawyer, pro bono or otherwise, you should use the “Find A Lawyer” tab at... Read more »
Strategically, which is preferable before creditors' meeting: filing an objection to confirmation or motion to dismiss the petition? What are the pros and cons for the pro se creditor?
Please try to stop asking and re-asking the same question over and over. You have already been told that you can file a motion to dismiss the entire case at any time.
As to whether you should wait until after the first meeting of creditors to move to dismiss is your choice to make.... Read more »
Can I file a motion to dismiss before the creditors' meeting, or do I have to file an objection first? I haven't filed anything yet.
You can file a motion to dismiss at any time.
I am a creditor in chapter 13 bankruptcy filing (2nd time around) and want to know if I can object to the petition and also make a motion to dismiss in one document -- or do I have to make two separate documents? If it's two separate documents, the objection would go to Debtor and Trustee on or... Read more »
Two separate documents. Objection in one and Motion to Dismiss in second. Serve all motions on the trustee and debtor.
You can, but probably not a wise idea unless your 13 repayment plan is 100%.
Yes. Stop wasting time asking silly questions here on Justia.
Meantime, study hard, make really good grades, get an undergraduate degree that will be there to fall back on if you flame out, apply to as many law schools as you can afford to, if several schools accept you, select the one... Read more »
Yesterday I posted a question about the above bonds and the "Omnibus Objection to claims filed or asserted by holders" of certain of these GO Bonds. I received an a nasty response from a supposed lawyer, Bruce Alexander Minnick. FYI Mr. Minnick I have spoken with two different bond brokers... Read more »
Please accept my apologies if my professional advice was insufficient or came across as "nasty." I wish you all the best in your effort to collect on the general obligation bonds issues by Puerto Rico.
I own these P.R GO BONDS. I cannot understand the paperwork i received. please help me understand what is required of me.
Anyone with enough money to invest in general obligation bonds issued by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico should have enough time to call their bond broker and ask them to explain what is happening to all the bondholders.
BK case no: 11-43424-CJP, BAP No: MW19-016
What is your question?
I finished a Chapter 13 plan (in Massachusetts) 6 months ago. I had claimed approximately $4000 in property taxes under the plan, my down filed a proof of claim for $2600. I made all the payments according to the plan, but now the town is saying I owe another $1400 in back taxes for which they... Read more »
If they filed a proof of claim for $2600 and you paid it and completed the plan, then you don’t owe the money. You need to put this back in front of the court and get an order against them for violating the stay.
Hello All,
My Sister who is doing her masters here in USA, She applied for a car loan and received a bank cheque. We ha
What is the question?
filing of Ch 7 -not support related & not found in contempt- I didn't list him as a creditor because he wasn't at that time, but I did serve him notice of my filing at the time - and he had already filed the motion for legal fees - but the judge didn't issue ruling for over 2 years -
You will have to reopen bankruptcy and add the lawyers a creditor. He should have been listed as a creditor in the original filing even though the amount owed may have not been liquidated at the time.
Told by CFO they are bankrupt. How & where do we file a claim? Have searched bankruptcy filings but can't find anything. Total owed is $5000. Thanks, Joe G.
You will have to find the bankruptcy filing. Once located you can file a proof of claim for her wages in that proceeding. She is a creditor so if she hasn’t received notice of bankruptcy filing, they probably haven’t filed.
If you have filed for a chapter 7, after reciept of the bill, so it is part of the bankruptcy, then it goes away
No, there is not a minimum amount of debt required to file a Bankruptcy
on my jeep and how do I obtain my title
You should inquire of the Trustee in their bankruptcy how and where to make payments and how and where to obtain your title.
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