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Cooper, Smith and Smith PLLC

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  • Mountain Ave, Alford, FL 32420+9 locations

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

I need help with my debts, what are my options?

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Answered by attorney Christopher Emmanuel Benjamin (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at The Barrister Firm, P.A.
Debt consolidation counseling, payment plans, lump sum payment and bankruptcy. Speak with counsel for more in-depth counseling.
Debt consolidation counseling, payment plans, lump sum payment and bankruptcy. Speak with counsel for more in-depth counseling.

What do I do if I did not receive a title on my car for my bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Tony E. Carballo (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Carballo Law Offices
You do not have the title because it is held by the creditor. Bankruptcy did not change anything with regard to the car loan. You still owe whatever you owe and you will not get the title until you pay the balance. If you have not paid the car then the creditor can repossess the car at any time but you will not owe anything because of the bankruptcy case. The Trustee probably just wanted to see information about the vehicle to see if you had any equity so he could take it and sell it, pay off the balance of the loan and pay the rest to your creditors. Once the Trustee verified there was no equity to too little equity then he or she was no longer interested in the car.
You do not have the title because it is held by the creditor. Bankruptcy did not change anything with regard to the car loan. You still owe whatever you owe and you will not get the title until you pay the balance. If you have not paid the car then the creditor can repossess the car at any time but you will not owe anything because of the bankruptcy case. The Trustee probably just wanted to see information about the vehicle to see if you had any equity so he could take it and sell it, pay off the balance of the loan and pay the rest to your creditors. Once the Trustee verified there was no equity to too little equity then he or she was no longer interested in the car.
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Can the creditors still contact me during bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Diann Curry Moseley (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Law Offices of Diann C. Moseley
Creditors need court permission to contact you after you file bankruptcy. However, I always advise my clients to allow time for the creditors to receive notification and update their system before getting too upset about the creditors contacting them after the case is filed. However, if the creditor is aware of the bankruptcy and chooses to ignore the restriction on contacting the debtor, then the debtor can file an adversary proceeding against the creditor.
Creditors need court permission to contact you after you file bankruptcy. However, I always advise my clients to allow time for the creditors to receive notification and update their system before getting too upset about the creditors contacting them after the case is filed. However, if the creditor is aware of the bankruptcy and chooses to ignore the restriction on contacting the debtor, then the debtor can file an adversary proceeding against the creditor.
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