Hello. In certain circumstances subsequent to a (federal) bankruptcy order, a judgment debtor may ask a state court to discharge a judgment . However, a creditor has the right to object to t
If those are government provided, government backed, or government insured student loans, then no--you cannot discharge them in bankruptcy. The government created bankruptcy and set the rules fo
A reaffirmation agreement must be filed with the Court and determined to be in your best interests. If no agreement was filed, nor a court hearing conducted , to approve nor dissaprove of the ag
If your bankruptcy has not received a discharge and you have discovered a judgment against you, you need to list it on your schedule to possibly get a discharge. If not listed, you might need to amend
The bankruptcy laws have become more strict and the courts are scrutinizing the ability for people to pay their debts before permitting them to obtain bankruptcy protection. In you case, the cou
J.M.A., Member in Good Standing of the Connecticut Bar
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