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    chapter 7 pro se, help needed, filing in a.m.

    ok, i'm almost finished, but I've run into a bit of a snag, hopefully ya'll can help me out.

    Form B8 .. CHAPTER 7 INDIVIDUAL DEBTOR'S STATEMENT OF INTENTION

    it's asking for me to either voluntarily chose to repay the debt in writing, or surrender any personal property .... wtf? all my debts are junk like medical bills, a few credit cards, but it wasn't like a shopping spree on them, the high balances are mostly fees and finace charges... here is the exact wording that the book that came with the forms said

    "Chapter 7 Individual Debtor's Statement of Intention: This applies only to chapter 7 cases filed by individuals, whether engaged in business or not. In part 2b of this form, please note the following definitions:
    +524 c states that even though a debt has been discharged, the debtor voluntarily chooses to repay that debt. This agreement must be in writing and filed with the court.
    +722 deals with avoiding liens through redemption. The debtor is allowed to redeem or regain possession of any tangible personal property that is intended primarily for household, family or personal use if that property is claimed as exempt under 522 or has been abandoned by the trustee. The property may be redeemed by paying the lienholder the amount of the secured claim.

    since i have no property that is securing these debts, does this not apply to me? Someone please help!!! we're filing in the a.m.

    #2
    If you don't have any secured loans - usually for automobiles and mortgage(s) for your home, you just enter NONE in both 2a and 2b.

    No car or house payments?

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      #3
      a car payment... 240 a month

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        #4
        If you have any secured debts, you list what your plans are for them, whether you are going to surrender the item, redeem the item, or reaffirm the item. In the case of your car, some states let you keep driving the car without reaffirming, as long as you keep up your payments. But in my state, I had to either surrender, redeem or reaffirm my car. I chose to reaffirm but I am thinking of surrendering it. I am just waiting for my discharge. I believe I have 60 days from when I signed the reaffirmation agreement to cancel it. But when you file Pro Se and you reaffirm, you are supposed to have a reaffirmation hearing first. Mine hasn't even been scheduled yet.

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