[quote=jefrobodean]Hey thanks charlesa6
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on the bottom question I do not have none of those no lawyer no plan and I did not list all of my creditors.
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1. You should list all your creditors, because the trustee is going to pull out your credit history. 2. Unless you want to get out before your bankruptcy be official within the first court day.
You get have a payment plan schedule. If you don't have all this info, the trustee will give you time frame to complete it or your petition will be dismiss.
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I file a #13 so that we could save our home. My wife and her father name is on the mortgage. My name, wife name and her father name is on the deed. So file myself because I am the one who have been doing all of the homework. So now I am in a crossroad on what should I do next trying to see should I fight them in their playing ground( bankruptcy court) or should I fight them outside their bankruptcy court.
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bankruptcy court is your possibility.
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Should I show them what we already give the mortgage company. Like the copy of a B.O.E and a notary sign NOTICE OF DISHONER and a notary sign NOTICE OF FAULT and a notary sign NOTICE OF DEFAULT. These are what my sign and what a prepared and was sent out with copy of receipts.
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You have to bind it with your case, you don't need to show them, unless if they ask you for your copy. You can mention it to the trustee during the creditor meeting.
Remember, the other party, they are going to attack whatever you file on #13, they have the time frame to do so before the first court day.
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Can I speak on the behalf of my wife since I am the one who file the #13?????
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As long as her name on the deed too. Yeh!
The moment you file bankruptcy, the bankruptcy court already have your profile,and the rest of your family on the deed , and mortgage, so be very careful when you answer the question, the trustee ask you during the creditors meeting, or your bankruptcy petition will be dismiss, and you will be back to square one.