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Packard and Dierking, LLC

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  • Serving Gilpin County, Colorado

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Bruce D. Dierking
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How long do I have to tell about my bankruptcy?

Lynn Anne Pierce
Answered by attorney Lynn Anne Pierce
Bankruptcy lawyer at Law Offices of Lynn Pierce
Usually a bankruptcy over a couple of years old does not hurt your credit that much. However, I would indicate on a credit application that you filed in 2003. They will find out anyway when they run your credit.
Usually a bankruptcy over a couple of years old does not hurt your credit that much. However, I would indicate on a credit application that you filed in 2003. They will find out anyway when they run your credit.
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Is it possible to get the house and do one mortgage in it since it was not included in the bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Dorothy G. Bunce (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at A Fresh Start
Bankruptcy doesn't work in the way you are describing. It isn't possible to pull a debt out of a bankruptcy, and you can't pay only one mortgage when you have three. If your uncle can obtain financing to replace all three mortgages, he will need court permission to do this or he can drop his Chapter 13 bankruptcy case.
Bankruptcy doesn't work in the way you are describing. It isn't possible to pull a debt out of a bankruptcy, and you can't pay only one mortgage when you have three. If your uncle can obtain financing to replace all three mortgages, he will need court permission to do this or he can drop his Chapter 13 bankruptcy case.
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Can I file a chapter 7 bankruptcy for my mortgage and car payments?

Cary Sawyer Smalley
Answered by attorney Cary Sawyer Smalley (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at The Smalley Law Firm, LLC
Yes, but student loans generally cannot be discharged in bankruptcy and if you must continue to make your house and car payments if you want to keep them. I suggest you consult with a bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options and the details of your situation.
Yes, but student loans generally cannot be discharged in bankruptcy and if you must continue to make your house and car payments if you want to keep them. I suggest you consult with a bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options and the details of your situation.
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