This is a story about how Bank of America violated the bankruptcy discharge, hacking off Gus and Nikoleta, and me.  (I’ve changed the names of Gus and Nikoleta–all the rest of this is true.)  And then hit Gus and Nikki for a “foreclosure fee” while they were current.  And then did it again.
Gus and Nikoleta came to see me in 2009.

Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for April 18, 2013 Scooter Store Bankrupt After Medicare Audit Uncovered Fraud Peabody Energy Objects to Bankruptcy Probe by Patriot Retailers more likely to liquidate in bankruptcy

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a repayment plan approved by the court.  This can be a suitable option for debtors who want an affordable payment plan for their debt obligations based on what they earn. Yet, consumers may be under the impression that only earned wages or a form of employment is the only income that [...]

This is a story about how Bank of America violated the bankruptcy discharge, hacking off Gus and Nikoleta, and me.  (I’ve changed the names of Gus and Nikoleta–all the rest of this is true.)  And then hit Gus and Nikki for a “foreclosure fee” while they were current.  And then did it again. Gus and Nikoleta came [...]The post After Bankruptcy: Bank of America Can’t Stop Themselves appeared first on Robert Weed.

He knew he wasn’t going to be able to wipe out his student loans in bankruptcy, so he had a better idea. Or did he?
Most people with student loan debt know they can’t wipe out their student loan debts in bankruptcy without jumping through hoops like a circus animal.

Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustees in California and elsewhere frequently object to debtors’ Chapter 13 plans in which the de

Bankruptcy can help taxpayers deal with tax debt either by eliminating qualifying debt or creating an affordable monthly payment to put toward what you owe.  Each bankruptcy chapter has regulations and requirements for handling tax obligations.  In some cases you can get them discharged, if they don’t qualify for elimination, having them included in a [...]

Recently, the Missouri State House of Representatives passed a bill that would supersede the ordinances requiring mediation before a lender forecloses on a home in St. Louis or St. Louis County. The bill is now being sent to the Senate and would likely prevent the city and county from enforcing their ordinances.   The ordinances [...]

  Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for April 16, 2013 Energy Future Holdings Offers Bankruptcy Plan AMR Submits Formal Plan to Exit Bankruptcy Former TXU Plays for Time To Pursue Bankruptcy Deal