Many more facts are needed to properly answer your question. Such as: how many people, why do you think you need protection, where are they staying, etc., how long are they staying.

Practically speaking, yes.

A debt to a parent is no different than a debt to a stranger. it is discharged unless it falls within one of the several exceptions to discharge.

Harassment or other collection efforts after discharge would be grounds for a contempt motion.

Because of the family relaitonship, I... View More

Challenge them on your credit report as fraudulent and consult a debtors rights attorney about suing them.

Every 8 years

Depending on where you are, you’ll have at least a week and probably several weeks to find your new space.

Theoretically, no, not without the permission of the trustee bc the home is part of the bankruptcy estate.

I suspect that they want the credit card paid because it's showing an outstanding balance. Your father may want to consider figuring out which credit report is still showing the outstanding balance and file a dispute so the card shows as discharged in bankruptcy. Once the balance is resolved,... View More

Unfortunately there is nothing you can do unless there was alcohol involved in the accident. The person is allowed to discharge (wipe out) the debt that they owe you for the accident unless it involved alcohol (DUI).

This is a very important question the online answer to which may cause irreparable harm to one or both of you. You BOTH should consult a very experienced bankruptcy lawyer in your area before doing anything more than you have already done.

Depends on your ownership interest in the property and the equity in it. You need to speak with a competent bankruptcy lawyer who can assess your complete financial situation before you do anything.

You can likely probate at any time but generally the estate has to remain open for 6 months.

He still owes you the money. Child support and Alimony are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. Moreover, the stay does not apply to pursuit of these debts. Contempt in the divorce case is your best, quickest option.

Foreclose.

Ask your bankruptcy lawyer; if you have none, ask the trustee; if that doesn't work ask the finance company.

Yes. You must include ALL debts owed. You still may pay them voluntarily if you wish.

You should consult the authorities bc a crime may have been committed. Also, you can bring an adversarial proceeding against your brother inside his bankruptcy case to recover the money if he obtained it by fraud or deceit. You should consult an experienced bankruptcy attorney to help you through... View More

The cash value is an asset the value of which can be protected with either your state or federal exemptions.

Both filing fee and attorney fee can usually be paid in installments.

It means nothing to you. He still has to pay support until she is 18 or graduates. Domestic support obligations such as child support are non dischargeable debts in bankruptcy.