My job didn't take out enough and the Trustee never let me know
That’s not your jobs fault. That’s either the trustee or your attorneys fault. If the plan was less than 5 years, it can be extended.
If so, do I just place it on top when filing?
You probably just want to send the cover letter with the document production you send the Trustee after the case is filed.
If so, do I just put it on top of the paperwork or does it need to go in a specific place?
It really should go in the remarks section for the debt to which it pertains!!
URGENT: I’m in divorce final mediation... The respondent has made an offer to settle equity in property & has agreed to not include a specific debt in a Ch. 7 bankruptcy that he plans to file. Is it bankruptcy fraud if he agreed in final divorce decree to not discharge one specific debt listed... Read more »
This is a mixture of State and Federal law. Bankruptcy law states you must list all debt in your name and a creditor doesn't care who it got assigned to in a divorce decree; all they care about is who took out the obligation to pay the debt in the first place - that is who they will seek to hold... Read more »
"YES Money" Installment Financing. Can I include this in my bankruptcy?
Yes, but depending on when you file, you may have to pay it back.
Yes.
The median for family of 4 is $83,460.
Depends on IRS median allowances for that state as well as family size and other variables.
Yes.
That was in 2018. Our autos included in Plan. How can I put auto in my own name without having to pay on my car myself?
See previous answer.
Automobiles are in Plan. I cannot afford payment for the car if taken out of plan. My ex pays thru payroll deduction.
If you have your ex sign the title, you can transfer into your name, assuming it was provided for that way in your divorce.
Having major issues and I want to know if I can file a new Ch. 7 as a single person. I still live in TX but have a legal issue that must be paid off by Oct 2020
You must wait 8 years from the time of your last discharge unless you want to file a Chapter 13.
PLEASE CANCEL QUESTION. I HAVE ANSWER. Its a pdf document and I can't seem to duplicate then add another page so I can enter more creditors. However, I can print the blank page and handwrite the creditor info and add that pg to my official form. Is this acceptable? Or does everything need to be... Read more »
You should type them on a blank page or pages and include the same information as on the official forms. Just add the pages after the schedule E/F in the official forms.
Not sure if I'll need this for 2019 Ch 7 Bankruptcy (filed Ch 7 in Southern District in 2008, discharged in 2009) I am filing myself in Northern District, but lost my 2009 file in move and would like to get this copy from archives. I live in Northern District now so must be done online or by mail.
Pacer.gov
What is your question?
The automobiles are included in bankruptcy monthly payments. Both automobiles are in both names.
What is your question?
If you have filed bankruptcy, unless the landlord has had the stay terminated, he cannot take any action against you.
I just want to make sure that they don't turn off my cell service itself. I just want to try getting the phones on the installment agreement discharged. On the installment contract it also lists a plan ID #. I just want to make sure that I put down the right number.
Yes, if that is your account number.
Both my car payments and building payments are able to be kept up to date and while I do own horses, I am not the one that pays for them. My mom pays for their care, so they don't fall under my husband and I's financial responsibility
Probably. You need to consult a bankruptcy attorney to assess your complete financial situation and help you decide what to do.
I’d speak to the trustee to get an idea of the timing of any payments.
I am a co-owner of my house (that my parents paid for) with my ex-boyfriend and we are separated because he had an affair. Both of our names are on the deedWe both had an agreement about things after he left the house. We have a co-signed home equity loan of about
Unless his name is on the deed, he has no claim to the property. He will likely be released from the promissory note on the house, but as long as you make the payment, nothing should happen to you.
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