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To: mabarker1

It depends on state laws. If the individual owes on the home and has failed to pay the note, bankruptcy will not protect the home as the note has precedence on the collections.

Get another lawyer


3 posted on 05/09/2014 5:19:19 AM PDT by rstrahan
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To: rstrahan

Live in NC, House in PA.

House is long paid off. Been trying to sell it since last Nov.

Don’t have $$$ for new Lawyer, thus this thread asking for help.


5 posted on 05/09/2014 5:22:41 AM PDT by mabarker1 (Please, Somebody Impeach the kenyan!!!! Once again dingy hairball, STFU!!! You corrupt POS!!!)
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To: rstrahan; mabarker1
Bankruptcy laws are federal laws, but some exemptions to Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies are based on state exemption laws, particularly homestead and automobile exemptions.

You need the advice of a bankruptcy lawyer licensed in your state.

To give you an idea of how states differ, but noting that you SHOULD NOT rely on either of these websites, see:

Bankruptcy Exemptions By State

50 State Homestead Exemptions & Other Bankruptcy Exemptions.

You SHOULD NOT do any of this on your own. If you are not satisfied with your attorney, you should retain a different attorney. You also can't do anything until you have legal pleadings and know what is going on.

12 posted on 05/09/2014 5:35:58 AM PDT by Scoutmaster (Is it solipsistic in here, or is it just me?)
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