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Commonly Asked Bankruptcy Questions From Users Near You

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What will happen if I put a car under my grandson's name then filed for bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Daniel Hoarfrost (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Daniel G. Hoarfrost
Unless your grandson signed on to the car loan, he has no obligation to the bank.You and/or he may have a claim against the receivables co. for an unlawful debt collection practice.
Unless your grandson signed on to the car loan, he has no obligation to the bank.You and/or he may have a claim against the receivables co. for an unlawful debt collection practice.
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Can you declare bankruptcy for a civil suit that wants a million dollars for crashing a friend’s car into their house?

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Answered by attorney C. Page Hamrick (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at C. Page Hamrick III
FOR WEST VIRGINIA ONLY: When filing a petition in bankruptcy you must list all your debts and obligations, whether set in amount or contingent, such as a pending lawsuit. It is up to the Bankruptcy Court to determine whether a debt is dischargeable or not.
FOR WEST VIRGINIA ONLY: When filing a petition in bankruptcy you must list all your debts and obligations, whether set in amount or contingent, such as a pending lawsuit. It is up to the Bankruptcy Court to determine whether a debt is dischargeable or not.
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How does go about Bankruptcy Chapter 7 and Mortgage Reaffirmation?

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Answered by attorney Charles Moses Clapp (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at CMC Law
As long as you didn't reaffirm the mortgage in the chapter 7, you can walk away from the house with no financial penalty. The mortgage company will not be able to come after you for a deficiency. It is worth noting that, even if you had reaffirmed the mortgage, it is highly unusual for a mortgage lender to pursue a deficiency against a debtor. Pursuing a deficiency requires either a suit on the note, which can slow down the foreclosure process, or a confirmation of sale, which is a mini-trial that occurs after foreclosure. This usually only occurs when the debtor owns more than one home and the lender is fairly certain the debtor has lots of assets. This is because both suits on note and the mini-trial with a confirmation can be very costly. Mortgage companies realize that "you can't squeeze blood from a rock," so they usually allow you to walk away from property without any real consequences, aside from reporting a foreclosure on your credit report. Since you filed chapter 7 and didn't reaffirm, the mortgage company will not even be allowed to make a negative report on your credit history. You can walk away free and clear.
As long as you didn't reaffirm the mortgage in the chapter 7, you can walk away from the house with no financial penalty. The mortgage company will not be able to come after you for a deficiency. It is worth noting that, even if you had reaffirmed the mortgage, it is highly unusual for a mortgage lender to pursue a deficiency against a debtor. Pursuing a deficiency requires either a suit on the note, which can slow down the foreclosure process, or a confirmation of sale, which is a mini-trial that occurs after foreclosure. This usually only occurs when the debtor owns more than one home and the lender is fairly certain the debtor has lots of assets. This is because both suits on note and the mini-trial with a confirmation can be very costly. Mortgage companies realize that "you can't squeeze blood from a rock," so they usually allow you to walk away from property without any real consequences, aside from reporting a foreclosure on your credit report. Since you filed chapter 7 and didn't reaffirm, the mortgage company will not even be allowed to make a negative report on your credit history. You can walk away free and clear.
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