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Commonly Asked Bankruptcy Questions From Users Near You

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What should I do if in bankruptcy and non reaffirmation on house?

Richard B. Jacobson
Answered by attorney Richard B. Jacobson (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Richard B. Jacobson Associates, LLC
In Wisconsin, a fee of $1,000 for a Ch. 7 bankruptcy is about half the going rate. Failure to conclude reaffirmations is very frequent. What you could do, among other things, is contact the credit reporting bureaus and ask to submit a debtor's statement, which would have to accompany the credit report wherever it goes. Work a bit on the languge so that it states concisely and in good English that your lawyer failed to reaffirm, but that you have been making all payments regardless. If you have been making all the payments, even if they are not being reported to the credit bureaus, you should be able to show that to any potential lender. That could make a difference. Also, so long as you are making the payments, you are keeping the house, and the lender will have to satisfy the mortgage once you finish paying, so the only real loss is some points in your credit score. Meticulous payment of all your bills will make up for the loss of points before long.
In Wisconsin, a fee of $1,000 for a Ch. 7 bankruptcy is about half the going rate. Failure to conclude reaffirmations is very frequent. What you could do, among other things, is contact the credit reporting bureaus and ask to submit a debtor's statement, which would have to accompany the credit report wherever it goes. Work a bit on the languge so that it states concisely and in good English that your lawyer failed to reaffirm, but that you have been making all payments regardless. If you have been making all the payments, even if they are not being reported to the credit bureaus, you should be able to show that to any potential lender. That could make a difference. Also, so long as you are making the payments, you are keeping the house, and the lender will have to satisfy the mortgage once you finish paying, so the only real loss is some points in your credit score. Meticulous payment of all your bills will make up for the loss of points before long.
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Can I pay off a Chapter 13 bankruptcy early? How?

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Answered by attorney Dorothy G. Bunce (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at A Fresh Start
Most Chapter 13 Trustees will let you do this if you are willing to pay 100% of the claims filed in your case. This usually is not a good strategy.
Most Chapter 13 Trustees will let you do this if you are willing to pay 100% of the claims filed in your case. This usually is not a good strategy.

What can I do if trustee is taking over my lawsuit?

Richard B. Jacobson
Answered by attorney Richard B. Jacobson (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Richard B. Jacobson Associates, LLC
I am not sure there is much you will want to do. If you had even a bare claim at the time you filed the BR case, it could become property of the estate unless it falls under one of the exemptions. I suggest you sit down with your lawyer and review the applicable exemptions: you might find one which applies. Alternatively, you could seek to reopen your Ch. 7 case and convert it to a Ch. 13, and then ask the Ch. 13 Trustee to abandon the cause of action to you. Consult with your lawyer in detail.
I am not sure there is much you will want to do. If you had even a bare claim at the time you filed the BR case, it could become property of the estate unless it falls under one of the exemptions. I suggest you sit down with your lawyer and review the applicable exemptions: you might find one which applies. Alternatively, you could seek to reopen your Ch. 7 case and convert it to a Ch. 13, and then ask the Ch. 13 Trustee to abandon the cause of action to you. Consult with your lawyer in detail.
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