Filing for bankruptcy (can lender take your retirement?)?
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I’d like to help, but I think you’ll have the best luck looking locally. Ask around, maybe a parent can cosign for you or loan you some $. Or..possibly add you to a long standing credit card acct that has a clean history, where you can show as an authorized user & this [...] [...more]
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If you filed Ch 7 and reaffirmed the mortgage, then the answer "as long as you keep making the payments" is correct. If you filed Ch 7 and surrendered the house, then it depends on whether you live in a judicial foreclosure or a non-judicial foreclosure state. It takes longer in a judicial foreclosure state, [...] [...more]
One of the provisions of filing b/k is that you have your taxes up to date not filing 2008 you will not be able to enter into b/k why don’t you get your 2009 and 2008 done before you do anything especially since you claim you will have refunds no whatever you were in 2008 and 2009 is [...] [...more]
It will affect his ability to get a security clearance so it really depends on what MOS(military occupational specialty) he chooses. I know that intel and MP(military police) require a top secret security clearance so those two jobs will be out of the question for the US army at least. But as far as him [...] [...more]
The bankruptcy filing is expected to be a re-organization bankruptcy, meaning that for the time being the stores will all remain open. Depending upon how your franchise is doing in terms of numbers, you may be able to continue as a Blockbuster franchise or you may have to rename or close. Blockbuster is [...] [...more]
Go get a book on Credit and Debt Repair. You can settle, negotiate, and even do a pay on delete. The book will make you a pro. Bankruptcy will show on your reports for 7 to 10 years. Remember that employers check, so do landlords and car insurance companies. Try to do anyting before you consider this. Also get a book [...] [...more]
IF that is student loan debt, it can not be discharged in bankruptcy, but you can get a hardship deferral on the payments. Lawyers want paid upfront, especially from bankrupt clients. It really is a Catch 22.if you don’t HAVE the money, then you can’t file for BK – you can’t borrow anything or [...] [...more]