answered on Aug 18, 2022
The Bankruptcy Code requires that you obtain authority from the Court to incur credit during a pending bankruptcy proceeding.
in addition, most potential creditors will not extend credit while your case is pending, and prior to entry of a Discharge (almost all will check your credit online,... View More 
I received a summons last month and I am in the process of filing for bankruptcy. Do I have to send an answer stating that I am filing for bankruptcy? Or do I not have to answer it?
answered on Aug 12, 2022
The answer to your question depends upon the facts. You generally would want to respond to the summons and complaint, as you do not want a judgment entered against you. While that judgment under Wisconsin law can be satisfied after you receive a bankruptcy discharge, I am not sure that you are... View More
I will be in Wisconsin the first week of August to have a meeting with available lawyer who is able to support us.
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answered on Jun 29, 2022
I think you will need permission from the court in order to sell your shares post filing.
answered on Apr 25, 2022
Maybe, but probably not. You are apparently in Wisconsin, and you refer to “a court order amount.”
If by this you mean a judgment, then the rate is set by Wisconsin statutes. The judgment interest rate applicable to civil actions is 1% plus the prime interest rate in effect on January... View More
Owing the Social Security Administration a certain amount money, can you file bankruptcy if you cannot afford to pay that amount back?
answered on Mar 29, 2022
You can file but it is in all probability, nondischargeable.
answered on Feb 18, 2022
You live in Wisconsin, and it is a community property state. As a result, you probably have a different set of exemptions.
Here in Florida that IRA might be exempt, but you need to talk to a lawyer local to you to figure out your situation.
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I had my wage garnishment lowered by the bankruptcy court and almost 2 months later, my employer still has not lowered the amount. After contacting my employer, they stated they did not receive a copy of the court order and they asked me to fax them a copy of the court order so that they could... View More
answered on Jan 19, 2022
It is obvious from the tenor of your question that you are doing a DIY bankruptcy. That's your first mistake. You are making assumptions that things happen automatically when for the most part they don't.
Go get a lawyer to help you sort this out.
Good Luck
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I received a court ordered reduction in my Ch. 13 repayment plan almost two months ago and received my copy of the order a month ago yet my employer claims they have not received the order yet and thus have not lowered my payments. My employer is notorious for delaying changes to employees... View More
answered on Jan 14, 2022
You can establish the mailing date to the employer by checking PACER. That’s about as close as you can get.
I don't recognize the loan and i wanted to know what kind of attorney can help me fight this since I think i might be the victim of identity theft.
No 14 day appeal period staying the order. Can I still appeal?
answered on Apr 21, 2021
Possibly, depending on the exemptions you have left over and depending on whether you use federal or state.
My fiances ex is filing for bankruptcy so she says. The child needs braces and 2 cavities filled and she is stating she will not be paying for them since she cant afford it. They have a court order that they both have to cover 50% of medical and dental cost. Is there something we can do about this?... View More
answered on Mar 30, 2021
No. The child’s braces and the like are not dischargeable in bankruptcy and he can be held in contempt for failing to pay as ordered.
answered on Mar 3, 2021
Consult an attorney to see if you have have a malpractice claim against your firmer attorney.
5 of us inherited a $150k home from our father. 4 of us are living in it and one of us living there wants to file chapter 7 bankruptcy on $60k worth of debt. None of us are in a position to take on a loan payment to buy the one out. Will they make us sell the house to get their 1/5 share of it?
answered on Feb 2, 2021
He can claim an exemption for his $30,000 share of the property. Depending on whether you use state or federal exemptions, he may be able to exempt most of his share and protect the property from sale.
Briggs and Stratton filed chapter 11 and now I have received Form 410 (proof of claim). Do I need to fill this out to make sure I get my pension money at 65? Pension is run by Brigg's. What about my left over 401K money.
I have not work at Briggs since 2009 so 401K is a stand alone... View More
Hi. So the apartment that I was living in filed for bankruptcy this past June. I have tried to pay rent but now I am wondering if I am relieved from that, considering that I haven't been living there since earlier this March due to the whole Covid-19 situation. If you could let me know I would... View More
answered on Aug 5, 2020
Probably since they are in bankruptcy, no one will pursue it although the bankruptcy trustee could pursue it if he so chose.
My tenant is planning to sue me, he got hurt when cutting down a tree on our property that we paid him to cut I was not there when tree was getting cut
answered on Jul 9, 2020
Your homeowners or renters insurance should defend you and provide a lawyer for you.
I'm filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy pro se because I cannot afford a lawyer. I am working with a non-profit organization called Upsolve to complete my paperwork, but their help in regards to my vehicle is confusing me.
On Schedule A/B under Part 2 (Describe your vehicles) my... View More
answered on May 19, 2020
You really do need a lawyer. Your question reveals it, but here is how it goes
You determine your car's value using some like Blue Book, Black Book, or whatever, or Cars.com on line. Be honest about your car's condition. If it needs work the value should be lower than if it is... View More
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