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Commonly Asked Bankruptcy Questions From Users Near You

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Will a discharged chapter 7 bankruptcy protect us from foreclosure?

Answered by attorney Stuart M. Nachbar
Bankruptcy lawyer at Law Office of Stuart M. Nachbar, P.C.
First of all, you do not state that you signed Reaffirmation Agreements, which lenders tried to get you to sign back then, so I will presume that none was signed, and that you have signed nothing since. Therefore, the Bankruptcy discharged your personal obligation on the timeshare and the three houses. They can not add to your personal responsibility due to the C7 discharge and if they try to tell you otherwise, they are wrong. As for signing the Deed in Lieu, that is up to you, but if you do, make sure you read it very very carefully so that they do not try to slip in something that does not belong there. Have an attorney familiar with Bankruptcy review it.
First of all, you do not state that you signed Reaffirmation Agreements, which lenders tried to get you to sign back then, so I will presume that none was signed, and that you have signed nothing since. Therefore, the Bankruptcy discharged your personal obligation on the timeshare and the three houses. They can not add to your personal responsibility due to the C7 discharge and if they try to tell you otherwise, they are wrong. As for signing the Deed in Lieu, that is up to you, but if you do, make sure you read it very very carefully so that they do not try to slip in something that does not belong there. Have an attorney familiar with Bankruptcy review it.
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Should I sue my tenant for rent before he files for bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney John F Brennan (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Musilli Brennan Associates, PLLC
I need more details, evict him to cut you losses. If it is certain he is going bankrupt don't bother, but only if you are absolutely sure.
I need more details, evict him to cut you losses. If it is certain he is going bankrupt don't bother, but only if you are absolutely sure.

I received this letter from the court: Amended discharge of debtor order of final decree.It has been brought up to the court attention that the disch

Answered by attorney Michael D. Siegel
Bankruptcy lawyer at Siegel & Siegel, P.C.
So the court issued 45,000 of these letters in every case filed for 10 years.  I have dozens of clients with this issue.  You do not have to do anything.  I tried to call the court to find out the reason, and was told I was the only lawyer who called, and the Clerk refused to tell me the reason.  I find that hard to believe.  I think this move by the court is outrageous, and I still do not know what the "error" is.  One of the worst cases of bureaucratic B.S. I have ever seen.
So the court issued 45,000 of these letters in every case filed for 10 years.  I have dozens of clients with this issue.  You do not have to do anything.  I tried to call the court to find out the reason, and was told I was the only lawyer who called, and the Clerk refused to tell me the reason.  I find that hard to believe.  I think this move by the court is outrageous, and I still do not know what the "error" is.  One of the worst cases of bureaucratic B.S. I have ever seen.
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