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Are these fees normal, especially the file storage fee?

Answered by attorney Marjorie A. Guymon
Bankruptcy lawyer at Goldsmith & Guymon, P.C.
Her plan payment was determined based upon her disposable income. Who receives that payment amount should not be a concern. No payments to the attorney can be made without the trustee and court's approval, so it must have been approved through the plan and payments made through the trustee not your girlfriend. $4,500 is the standard no look fee for a 13 in this jurisdiction. However, I have never heard of a $150 per month storage fee. If it was approved by the trustee and court, however, then it is a legitimate charge the trustee will pay through the plan. It does not increase the payments your girlfriend must pay through the plan; rather, it just decreases what the creditors receive.
Her plan payment was determined based upon her disposable income. Who receives that payment amount should not be a concern. No payments to the attorney can be made without the trustee and court's approval, so it must have been approved through the plan and payments made through the trustee not your girlfriend. $4,500 is the standard no look fee for a 13 in this jurisdiction. However, I have never heard of a $150 per month storage fee. If it was approved by the trustee and court, however, then it is a legitimate charge the trustee will pay through the plan. It does not increase the payments your girlfriend must pay through the plan; rather, it just decreases what the creditors receive.
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Can creditors come after me after a bankruptcy discharge?

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Answered by attorney William Edward Zurinskas (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at William Edward Zurinskas
In Colorado, even unlisted debts can be disharged if your case was a no asset case. Also, in Colorado the statute of limitations for back rent is 6 years from the date of last payment.
In Colorado, even unlisted debts can be disharged if your case was a no asset case. Also, in Colorado the statute of limitations for back rent is 6 years from the date of last payment.
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How can you remove a small claim judgement lien from your home if bankruptcy was dismissed over a year ago, but you didn’t know there was a lien?

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Answered by attorney Dorothy G. Bunce (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at A Fresh Start
The process to remove a lien from property eligible for a homestead exemption is called a Lien Avoidance and it must be filed in Bankruptcy Court. If the bankruptcy is closed, the bankruptcy case must first be reopened, which will require paying a filing fee. Since the noticing requirements to implement a lien avoidance are tricky, inexperienced attorneys often have problems getting this process through the courts. It helps to know the local rules backwards and forwards to resolve this matter promptly.
The process to remove a lien from property eligible for a homestead exemption is called a Lien Avoidance and it must be filed in Bankruptcy Court. If the bankruptcy is closed, the bankruptcy case must first be reopened, which will require paying a filing fee. Since the noticing requirements to implement a lien avoidance are tricky, inexperienced attorneys often have problems getting this process through the courts. It helps to know the local rules backwards and forwards to resolve this matter promptly.
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