Riding Through the Chapter 7 Backdoor: A Story of Car Loans in Bankruptcy
There is a lot of chatter going on among Nebraska bankruptcy attorneys about reports of court hearings where debtors are being told they can keep a car even if they choose not to reaffirm the car loan as long as payments are kept current.
That’s news to me and many of my colleagues. The Bankruptcy
What Happens to an Auto Lease in Bankruptcy?
How do I take my primary residence out of a chapter 7 bankruptcy?
10 Things You Need to Know About Paying a Mortgage During Bankruptcy
Can I keep my home if I file bankruptcy? Do I have to list the mortgage company? What if I’m behind on the payment? Can I still pay the mortgage payment online? Will they send me monthly statements? How do I know that the past due amounts were paid current? I want to file bankruptcy
Mortgage Lenders Refuse to Report Timely Mortgage Payments: The Reaffirmation Problem
I get this complaint all the time: “My mortgage company is not reporting that I am paying my mortgage payment on time each month because I did not reaffirm their loan.”
Reaffirmation Agreements are documents that are signed in Chapter 7 with creditors for debts you want to keep. This is typically a home