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answered on Sep 7, 2018
They will temporarily defer but you will still owe them bc they are generally non dischargeable.
answered on Sep 5, 2018
Not if you are paying or have continued to pay the mortgage.
I found that the rule applies in Superior Court but I can not find anything about bankruptcies. And if it does stay the proceedings--does that include things like Initial Debtor Meeting's and Creditor Meetings in the aforementioned stay--while the court figures out if it has jurisdiction. It... View More 
He want sale the house now out of bankruptcy should just file a motion to sale the house or just paying on the bankruptcy because saying the amount of the house payoff keep going up only have the house in its debt in the bankruptcy should Be caution on investment of this property want to help a... View More
answered on Aug 24, 2018
He needs to ask his bankruptcy attorney what the right way to go about this is.
A lot of unsured debt due to car accident and can not get a release from doc and lost my job of 16 years . I have judgements filed against me and others sueing me now as well . On disability fixed income . And no savings . Drained it trying to pay creditors . Bad situation. And hospital bills .
answered on Aug 16, 2018
You have a home and 2 cars, you have assets. In a chapter 7, your debts are discharged and any non-exempt assets liquidated to pay back those debts. However, there are protections available. For the home, it depends on equity you have in the home and if homestead exemption covers it. For the... View More
answered on Aug 8, 2018
Alimony is considered a "domestic support obligation" or DSO in bankruptcy. It is not dischargeable in bankruptcy. It is also considered a priority claim and entitled to distribution ahead of other claims. So there should be no change in your alimony payments by reason of a bankruptcy filing.
These judgments do NOT show on credit reports and are 8 and 6 years old.
answered on Jul 23, 2018
If the judgments are not listed in your bankruptcy, you should file a motion to reopen and add the HSBC creditors. They will then likely be precluded from collecting the debt.
answered on Jul 21, 2018
You have an exemption that will allow you to cover the $3,700 and keep the money.
My attorney is filing modification before the hearing. The hearing will still take place. My issue is I'm a truck driver, extremely behind on just about everything. If I tell my job I can't make it (doesn't matter that it's court) I will not be placed in dispatch jobs rotation... View More
answered on Jul 20, 2018
Check with your attorney and see if he can appear for you. Getting approval in advance will increase the likelihood of you not having to spear.
Payments. Can i file bankruptcy on it with my other debt?
answered on Jul 20, 2018
Yes. You may include it and with reaffirm (keep) the car or surrender (give back the car.
I can't pay due to lose of income.
answered on Jul 18, 2018
The bankruptcy court that you file your bankruptcy in will be determined by where you have lived for the majority of the 180 days immediately before filing. You are required to list all assets and debts when you file bankruptcy and that would include a house in P.R.
You should contact an... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2018
Yes. It is likely it will be the same means test you took and filed with your Chapter 3 petition.
Asking creditors to file proof of calim, as there maybe disbursment available. I filed Homestead exemption on my home in Texas. I dont have any other assets. My2017 tax return never came from IRS for $1400. What other assets they think i have for disbursement. My laweyer is no help. Please advice.... View More
answered on Jul 13, 2018
Your lawyer should be able to resolve this for you. If not, consult a new lawyer. Likely it is a conservative approach by the trustee hoing maybe assets turn up.
In other words does that lift of stay has an expiration? Does the creditor has all the time in the world to carry it out or is there a dead line?
answered on Jul 13, 2018
Once the automatic stay is lifted, it is lifted. The creditor can take all the time they want to repossess the vehicle. There is no deadline.
answered on Jul 10, 2018
You can get it back if you pay the par due amounts owed on it. You probably should do this prior to filing bankruptcy as the filing will not cause the truck to be returned to you.
answered on Jul 9, 2018
Ask your newly retained attorney but you probably should stop paying all debts you don’t intend to reaffirm in your nkruptcy.
to get a loan?
answered on Jul 5, 2018
If you have verifiable income, you should be able to obtain a loan without incident.
I have a manufacture home that caught on fire. the insurance sent me a check in my name and the mortgage company name. the company is refusing to send me copies of the documentation required to prove the amount that I owe for the house and they will not sign the check. they want me to sign the... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2018
Have a local lawyer send them a letter requesting a payoff amount. They can determine exactly what is owed and negotiate deposit and payment of the check.
answered on Jun 18, 2018
You are eligible to receive a discharge in a second chapter 7 case filed more than 8 years after you filed your first one in which you received a discharge. However you are eligible to file a chapter 13 case and receive a discharge in it, anytime after 4 years after filing a chapter 7 case. And if... View More
Now, I'm finding out that it is not accredited and none of the credits transfer and I'm not working in my field of study in which I obtained the Bachelor degree. I feel that the degree is worthless and yet I'm still paying on student loans.
Is there anything that can be done?
answered on Jun 13, 2018
Please look at this link for more information relating to ITT - you may have to copy and paste as it doesn't show to be a hyperlink.
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/about/announcements/itt
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