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Taylor, Odachowski, Schmidt & Crossland, LLC

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What can you do if you have been dismissed from two chapter 13 petitions for nonpayment due to excessively high payments?

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Answered by attorney Dorothy G. Bunce (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at A Fresh Start
Excessively high payments is sort of a vague phrase. Did you not accurately create a realistic budget when you filed Chapter 13? Or is your budget full of expenses that are not necessary? If you are in Chapter 13 to accomplish a particular goal, such as to save your car from repossession, you have got to find a way to pay for the full value of it. If you have an attorney, this issue should have been discussed when your plan was formed, and if you don't have an attorney, it is probably too late for any attorney to fix the problem.
Excessively high payments is sort of a vague phrase. Did you not accurately create a realistic budget when you filed Chapter 13? Or is your budget full of expenses that are not necessary? If you are in Chapter 13 to accomplish a particular goal, such as to save your car from repossession, you have got to find a way to pay for the full value of it. If you have an attorney, this issue should have been discussed when your plan was formed, and if you don't have an attorney, it is probably too late for any attorney to fix the problem.
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Can I make my boyfriend sign a quit claim out of title?

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Answered by attorney Daniel Hoarfrost (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Daniel G. Hoarfrost
If your boyfriend's trustee expressed no interest in his share of the home, your boyfriend's interest is unaffected by the bankruptcy, except for whatever mortgage liens are in place.You can ask him, but you can't force him to quit-claim his interest.
If your boyfriend's trustee expressed no interest in his share of the home, your boyfriend's interest is unaffected by the bankruptcy, except for whatever mortgage liens are in place.You can ask him, but you can't force him to quit-claim his interest.
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Does filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy protect one from going to jail for child support?

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Answered by attorney William Monroe Rubendall (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at William Rubendall Attorney at Law
The family law court has jurisdiction to determine whether a person will be jailed for child support arrrears. Filing of a bankruptcy has no effect on the family court's order. Paying for past due support in a chapter 13 might persuade a family court judge to not impose the penalty of jail.
The family law court has jurisdiction to determine whether a person will be jailed for child support arrrears. Filing of a bankruptcy has no effect on the family court's order. Paying for past due support in a chapter 13 might persuade a family court judge to not impose the penalty of jail.
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