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Jeff Field & Associates

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  • Serving Fitzgerald, GA and Ben Hill County, Georgia

  • Law Firm with 1 lawyer2 awards

  • Our only business is bankruptcy. Our small law firm has helped thousands of people, in a compassionate way, face their financial problems and resolve them under Chapter 13 and... Read More

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What can I do if my bankruptcy payment was increased and I don't have that kind of money?

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Answered by attorney Deborah A. Stencel (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Law Offices of Deborah A. Stencel
I think the answer depends on why your payments were increased so dramatically. If it is due to the means test, there is one set of possibilities. If the change is due to equity or to the types of debt you have, there are two other sets of possibilities. If you have an attorney, you need to discuss this with him or her. If the trustee made this change by motion, I would be surprised since it sounds like your plan is completely unfeasible and the proper thing to do would have been to file a motion to dismiss. Short answer: you haven't provided enough information to answer your question. Rather than revealing all of your information on an online forum, consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney.
I think the answer depends on why your payments were increased so dramatically. If it is due to the means test, there is one set of possibilities. If the change is due to equity or to the types of debt you have, there are two other sets of possibilities. If you have an attorney, you need to discuss this with him or her. If the trustee made this change by motion, I would be surprised since it sounds like your plan is completely unfeasible and the proper thing to do would have been to file a motion to dismiss. Short answer: you haven't provided enough information to answer your question. Rather than revealing all of your information on an online forum, consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney.
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Will filing bankruptcy prevent my car from being repossessed?

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Answered by attorney Daniel Hoarfrost (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Daniel G. Hoarfrost
A bankruptcy will prevent a repossession, but only temporarily.At some point, you will have to make up past due payments. If the car has depreciated, one option is to file a Ch 13 plan and reduce the amount of the lien to the value of the car.You would have to wait until after 270 days from the date you took out the loan to take that approach.
A bankruptcy will prevent a repossession, but only temporarily.At some point, you will have to make up past due payments. If the car has depreciated, one option is to file a Ch 13 plan and reduce the amount of the lien to the value of the car.You would have to wait until after 270 days from the date you took out the loan to take that approach.
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Can a doctror deny a visit if you filed against him?

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Answered by attorney Maureen O'Malley (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Maureen O'Malley
This is really 2 questions. First, the doctor cannot expect, demand, or request any payment from you. You may pay voluntarily, but if you were my client I'd recommend against out because the debt is so high. Second, the doctor could refuse to treat or you could agree to pay him the new charges after each future visit.
This is really 2 questions. First, the doctor cannot expect, demand, or request any payment from you. You may pay voluntarily, but if you were my client I'd recommend against out because the debt is so high. Second, the doctor could refuse to treat or you could agree to pay him the new charges after each future visit.
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