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If I started being garnished 4/27/17 and filed bankruptcy and had garnishment stopped 6/15/17, will I get reimbursed the money?

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Answered by attorney Dorothy G. Bunce (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at A Fresh Start
Were you able to exempt this money on Sch C of your bankruptcy petition? If not, ordinarily, the money taken by garnishment by a creditor prior to filing bankruptcy goes to the bankruptcy trustee to be split up among all your creditors.
Were you able to exempt this money on Sch C of your bankruptcy petition? If not, ordinarily, the money taken by garnishment by a creditor prior to filing bankruptcy goes to the bankruptcy trustee to be split up among all your creditors.
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Can a landlord file eviction if a person is under chapter 13?

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Answered by attorney Dorothy G. Bunce (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at A Fresh Start
If a landlord proceeds with an eviction against a person in Chapter 13 without bankruptcy court approval, the bankruptcy court can impose sanctions to penalize the landlord and the eviction court will not be allowed to enter an order granting the eviction. Better retain a bankruptcy creditor's attorney to begin the process of obtaining permission.
If a landlord proceeds with an eviction against a person in Chapter 13 without bankruptcy court approval, the bankruptcy court can impose sanctions to penalize the landlord and the eviction court will not be allowed to enter an order granting the eviction. Better retain a bankruptcy creditor's attorney to begin the process of obtaining permission.
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How do I wipe a student loan off my record?

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Answered by attorney David Molot (Unclaimed Profile)
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Generally speaking it is almost impossible to discharge your student loans. There are only a few limited exceptions.
Generally speaking it is almost impossible to discharge your student loans. There are only a few limited exceptions.