No, or at least, the bankruptcy won’t help you with your interest rate in any way.

In a chapter 7, you can reaffirm the mortgage, which means that you’ll make the same payments, same interest rate, and have the same balance.

Last night my wife jokingly asked me if you will lose your clothing in bankruptcy, and the answer is a resounding NO.

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Yes.

You can file a motion to reopen the chapter 7 case and a motion to avoid judicial lien.

• Kind of.

  You do not own the car, so you are not on title for it, so, No, you don

• Yes, if you have the money to afford it, anything is better than bankruptcy.

• Yes, but it

• Today In court I was at 341 Meetings for Chapter 13 cases, meeting with

• So today in court my clients leans over to me and tells me that he forgot to list a car that he owns free and clear.

• Thank goodness yes.

  According to the terms of the reaffirmation agreement, you can cancel or rescind the agreement

• Yes, but you need a pretty good reason to submit to the court.

  When we file a chapter 13, you plan payment is based on any secured payments you