The bankruptcy is for credit cards and medical bills only
The answer is yes. Of course whether or not you are in a community property state or not also effects how much a trustee can do. Basically the trustee owns the excess equity in any Chapter 7 case. Filing the case gives that equity to the trustee at the moment of filing and it cannot be undone... Read more »
I live in VA and have a Chase credit card and a Chase vehicle loan. If I default on my credit card, but remain up to date with my vehicle loan, can they repo the vehicle?
Depends on whether there is a wraparound security interest in the car tied to the credit card.
No.
My home is paid for and worth about $65,000. I need to file chapter 7 bankruptcy on about $60,000 worth of credit card, doctor bill and vehicle debt. My only income is $1,388/month child support. Will I lose my home? I can't afford to move out and rent.
You may have to file a chapter 13 t protect your home completely. Consult a local bankruptcy attorney who can evaluate your situation and help you retain your home.
I have a total 40K debt. I have 10K car loan left which I have never missed a payment. But I am no longer able to pay my credit cards after losing my job which is 30K and they are all charged off. I am about to finish a course and try to land on software engineering job. But I do have concerns.... Read more »
Consult a bankruptcy petitioner near you to discuss your options. Depending on the amount of equity you have in the property, you may need a Chapter 7 or 13.
Am I protected in any way?
Not from the firing. If you lose appeal, you can petition court to reduce Ch 13 payments.
The LLC that we have invested fund in our EB-5 case, has terminated. Our case is still waiting on response from USCIS for I-526. The case has been received in 2016 and I don't know when the company is terminated.
Consult an immigration attorney immediately.
I had a heart attack Jan 2018 that resulted in a pacemaker i filed for disability but was denied. I got behind on credit card bills. I was out of work for 4 months. I only work 32 hrs a week. I have been served with debt warrants to go to court. What can i do? Please help.
11/30/19 is your date. Every eight years.
I need a lawyer that can help me, I am a widow living on Social Security, and scammer /fiancee, ran credit cards 4 of them up to $70,000, he would pay the cards off, get credit again, and month later, credit card companies would send out a rejected payment because of closed accounts,
He... Read more »
Sadly, we see that scam a lot. Where in Virginia are you located. If you are in Northern Virginia I'd be glad to help.
You should. Not have to refill unless your particular district requires it.
What is your question?
Bankruptcy Record
Filed for Bankruptcy in Il: Reorganization (#1203036) Jan. 30, 2012
Bankruptcy Record
Filed for Bankruptcy in Ny: Liquidation (#0368257) Dec. 8, 2003
How do we find out if there are still creditors looking for payment? We are just interested, I... Read more »
I don’t understand what you are asking. First off, I don’t understand how “part” of an estate is in probate. All probate assets should be identified in the Inventory. If some of your inheritance is outside of probate in life insurance, funds naming a beneficiary, or joint titles with rights... Read more »
Fire him, demand a refund and hire a new lawyer.
They've been harassing my entire family for info; even contacting my ex sister-n-law.
Yes. Give them your case number and discharge order. Also, if you have the schedules that show they were listed as a creditor you can send that as well. If they continue, speak to your bankruptcy attorney and they can go after them for a discharge violation.
First, you should consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney in your local area in a private consultation your interest in filing for bankruptcy to determine eligibility, asset protection issues, and whether or not it is the best option for you.
That said, any sort of loan or... Read more »
Possibly under Chapter 7 and absolutely under chapter 13. Consult an experienced bankruptcy practitioner to help you.
The car was purchased in California but repoed in Virginia where I had moved to a few months earlier. It was charged off before being repoed
You may have recourse against the seller if you can prove they did not comply with the notice provisions of the statute.
The car was purchased in California but repoed in Virginia where I had moved to a few months earlier. It was charged off before being repoed
If you didn’t receive notice, you may have recourse again the lender.
No notification was received however recently received court summons of garnishment with date of Sept and garnishment was started last week.
Yes, unless the debt has been satisfied or discharged.
Can i file for banckruptcy ( without losing my house) while i am in the philippines? Or can i authorize my dad to do the process while im out of the country? And will it affect my application of child custody?
After you send the papers to the court, you are required about a month later, to show up in person to answer questions. Usually you can get permission for a call in if you are on assignment for the US Government; other approval is tough.
When are you planning to be back?
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