I know this is a hard question, but my lawyer is on vacation until after the holidays.
I have a car lease that is due to expire in 2/08. When we filed 13 in May, the creditor (VW) filed a claim for the entire amount--so what the full value of the car is, not just the remaining lease payments. Does anyone know if this means that I can keep the car after the lease expires and just continue to make payments until it is paid off? I am making the payments directly, they are not being paid through the BK. I want to keep the car, since I know it's in good shape, has low miles, and ultimately I'm not sure how to get financing for a new one, so I'm hoping that this is some technicality and I'll get to keep it.
TIA for your help.
I have a car lease that is due to expire in 2/08. When we filed 13 in May, the creditor (VW) filed a claim for the entire amount--so what the full value of the car is, not just the remaining lease payments. Does anyone know if this means that I can keep the car after the lease expires and just continue to make payments until it is paid off? I am making the payments directly, they are not being paid through the BK. I want to keep the car, since I know it's in good shape, has low miles, and ultimately I'm not sure how to get financing for a new one, so I'm hoping that this is some technicality and I'll get to keep it.
TIA for your help.
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