My husband of 29 years recently walked out on me and our three girls. I’ve been awarded spousal support and child support through the courts. $400 spousal, and 500.00 Child support ( that ends in two years )
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The trustee will not confirm our Chapter 13 BK because we have too much debt per the guidelines for a 13. We were self employed but aren't any longer, but the majority of the debt is from our previous business.
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personally and how many of his businesses have declared bankruptcy and refused to pay their debts?
In light of this does he have the right to call anyone a "loser"?
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1.Businesses have already started leaving or folding. Don't you think to stimulate an economy we should cut taxes and make a state "business friendly?" People are, losing their homes and jobs, so who will bear this burden?
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After the check bounced, they then declared bankruptcy writing off my last paycheck. I still have my last stub. What if I don't get my w-2 from them? Also, should my last check that I never received be recorded on that w-2?
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I keep hearing all these adds and they sound good. I am sinking quickly and need to get out of this mess and I would like to avoid bankruptcy,. Thanks in advance!
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i had a business that went belly up some years back and it's following me around. points for most helpful answer.
i went into business with family because they didn't have the experience. i left for business three weeks and the credit cards were maxed and the merchandise gone.
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My wife has a partnership Studio) and if I file, will the gov. be able to garnish her wages from her business or come after her?
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I started financing a hyndai accent through chrysler financial in October 2008. I have paid on this loan every month since we started financing this vehicle. After Chrysler announced that they were filing bankruptcy we are still receiving our statements through Chrysler. Do I still have to pay this bill? If I do, what makes me entitled to pay this because in a small business bankruptcy, a client that received services doesn't necessarily have to pay the small business filing the bankruptcy (example used, a family member's business filed bankruptcy and was forced to close the doors). Why would another creditor or business want to take debt for the probable risk of losing more money, especially in this economy. Is there a way to get out of paying this possible debt or have the loan amount and payments lowered? Are there any perks in this situation?
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