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I
want to keep my house and I am behind on my house payments, what options
do I have?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy offers you the chance to spread your back
house payments over a 60 month period to allow you to catch up gradually.
For example if your house payment is $1,000.00 per month and you are
6 months behind, you can pay the $6,000.00 you are behind by paying
$100.00 extra per month for 60 months. The example has been oversimplified
to explain the concept. Your Attorney will be better able to explain
how this works in your situation. The important thing is that the
Bank must stop any action to take your house and allow you to make
these gradual payments to keep your house.
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Can I keep my retirement
plan?
Usually, Yes. In most cases your attorney will analyze your retirement
plan and determine if it is "exempt" so that you can keep
it. The United States Supreme Court has stated that if your retirement
plan is ERISA approved, then you may keep it. That is, the retirement
plan contains a trust "anti-alienation" provision making
it impossible to transfer or withdraw the funds prematurely, it is
automatically exempt. Obviously, exempting retirement funds is very
tricky and requires the expertise of an experienced Attorney who specializes
in Bankruptcy Law only.
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They just took my bank account,
what can I do?
If you file Chapter 13 Bankruptcy within 10 days, the Attorney
can get the Bank to put the money back into your account that the
bank took.
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