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Mike Morse Injury Law Firm

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Should I consolidate my credit card debt or should I file for bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Stuart M. Nachbar
Bankruptcy lawyer at Law Office of Stuart M. Nachbar, P.C.
I never recommend Debt Consolidation. You may be able to wipe out all of the Credit Card Debt, and still keep your car, surrender it. A chapter 7 takes about 6 months start to finish provided you cooperate with your counsel. Cost varies from 1500 to 3000, plus filing fees and credit counseling. Speak to a bankruptcy attorney in your State. My firm is in New Jersey.
I never recommend Debt Consolidation. You may be able to wipe out all of the Credit Card Debt, and still keep your car, surrender it. A chapter 7 takes about 6 months start to finish provided you cooperate with your counsel. Cost varies from 1500 to 3000, plus filing fees and credit counseling. Speak to a bankruptcy attorney in your State. My firm is in New Jersey.
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Can I keep my car in Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Ronald K. Nims (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Ronald K. Nims
You can keep it, if it has a kitchen, a bathroom and you live in it. Other than that, no your creditors aren't required to bear the cost of your plaything. Besides, when you get rid of it, think of all the money you'll have not paying to keep that garage queen running.
You can keep it, if it has a kitchen, a bathroom and you live in it. Other than that, no your creditors aren't required to bear the cost of your plaything. Besides, when you get rid of it, think of all the money you'll have not paying to keep that garage queen running.
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What is the upside of reaffirmation of my mortgage?

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Answered by attorney Kelly Nigohosian (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Able Legal Services, PLC
The up side to reaffirming a mortgage, is that you may be able to build your credit again with the particular lender. As a lawyer, I do not se much up side in reaffirming debts, however, a house is a little different. It is not totally clear, and the law is not settled, but the creditor could possibly accelerate the loan because many contracts call the filing of a Bankruptcy a technical default. Their is another school of thought that says, you can not foreclose on a house if the purchaser is current in payments. Their seems to be some conflicting laws and precedent. But in general, if you are underwater on the house, you may want to re consider your options.
The up side to reaffirming a mortgage, is that you may be able to build your credit again with the particular lender. As a lawyer, I do not se much up side in reaffirming debts, however, a house is a little different. It is not totally clear, and the law is not settled, but the creditor could possibly accelerate the loan because many contracts call the filing of a Bankruptcy a technical default. Their is another school of thought that says, you can not foreclose on a house if the purchaser is current in payments. Their seems to be some conflicting laws and precedent. But in general, if you are underwater on the house, you may want to re consider your options.
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