You have not provided enough information, and what you did provide is confusing. The best thing to do is to speak with a bankruptcy lawyer about this.

You submit that along with the petition and schedules, and all other necessary documents, when you file the bankruptcy case.

Probably not at all if you file bankruptcy. Go see a local bankruptcy attorney about this.

Personal liability for mortgage debt (though not the lien on the property) can be discharged in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Likewise, a deficiency judgment may be discharged in bankruptcy after the judgment is entered. Depending on the specific circumstances, there may be advantages to filing in advance... View More

Sure you can hire a lawyer to do that. However, the lawyer will tell you that you are wasting your money. Bankruptcy is a public record. Thus, the information will be on Pacer for years to come. Right now, we can find some information on Pacer about bankruptcy filings in our jurisdiction that... View More

Your question isn't entirely clear, but I think you're asking what will happen if you're in Chapter 13 bankruptcy and unable to keep up the payments because your income has declined as your business is failing.

If that is what you're asking, you may have a couple of... View More

If 100% of your equity is exempt under Pennsylvania law, you should be able to avoid the lien under § 522(f) of the Bankruptcy Code. However, you should take the time to meet with an experienced bankruptcy attorney that handles chapter 7 and chapter 13 cases since sometimes a chapter 13 ends up... View More

In bankruptcy, certain property is exempt (protected from creditors). The Pennsylvania exemptions don't provide specific protection for motor vehicles. Generally, a motor vehicle is treated like any other asset, which may be subject to sale by the trustee for the benefit of creditors.... View More

Through the years, I have seen many people that filed bankruptcy for them selves and ended up losing assets that they could have kept had the had representation and that have agreed to reaffirm and pay back debt to keep items on which they could have avoided the lien instead and paid nothing to... View More

There is a website called PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) where you can search for parties in bankruptcy cases for 10 cents. However, you need to set up an account. The website is as follows:

https://pcl.uscourts.gov/search

Paying during the grace period is still paying late. If a bankruptcy petition were filed after the date the mortgage payment was due but before the date the mortgage payment was actually made, the debtors go into the bankruptcy case behind on their mortgage. The post-petition payment should... View More

You should be able to keep credit cards with zero balances at the time you file. However, that depends upon the creditor.

If you owe the creditor less than $600 and really want to keep the credit card, you may wish to consider paying it off before you file.

If you owe the creditor... View More

Need more information. Are you a creditor? Whose car are you talking about? Why was car towed? If you are the creditor, you need to contact a bankruptcy attorney in your area. Return of a repossessed vehicle is somewhat a local issue.

The rules vary depending on what chapter you filed, and when you received your discharge. It can range from 5 to 7 years.

https://www.pacer.gov/

Yes, bankruptcy filings and docket entries can be retrieved electronically at https://www.pacer.gov. You will need an account, and pages cost a few cents each, but it contains filings going back even longer than 4 1/2 years. An attorney who has a Pacer account can easily retrieve that filing for... View More

Why would you receive any legal documents? What kind of bankruptcy was filed? It makes a difference.

First, does the debtor owe you money? Have you sued and recovered a judgment against the debtor prior to filing bankruptcy? Or did you have security interest in anything, like a lien... View More

The quick answer is yes. The challenge is how to divide the bills and assets. But you can do it and should if you need it. The use of the Internet or this form for communication with the firm or any individual member of the firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Confidential or... View More

Call your sister's attorney. The attorney can work with the trustee to get approval to sell the asset. The next issue will be how the proceeds going to your sister are used. The use of the Internet or this form for communication with the firm or any individual member of the firm does not... View More

You should go back to the attorney who filed the bankruptcy. I do not believe an actual reaffirmation agree is required. I have had this with car loans and people just pay their payments. Talk to his attorney. The use of the Internet or this form for communication with the firm or any individual... View More