And I want to throw up.
Although we're $15,000 over the median income for our area, we still qualified for CH 7. Now it's the waiting game. I'm so scared. The $35,000 to BOA is really making me nervous.
Do you think Sam's will want the pool back? LOL!
There's also the issue of hubby's ex. We listed her as a creditor, just in case her vindictivness along with her attorney finds something to get hubby with. She still doesn't know that he married me....guess she will now. What a way to find out. She had told him that I would take all his money & I'm sure this will be sweet for her, when infact, all his debt is from the divorce.
He signed a quit-claim deed to the house over to her, per court order, however, his name is still on the mortgage. What will happen with that? I printed all the paperwork off Pacer & I noticed that it says "will surrender property" for the mortgage company. Will they be able to take the house from his ex? There's over $60,000 in equity in the house.
Also, our attorney told us that we have to take NC exemptions since we lived there for the majority of the last 2.5 years. How is the trustee going to know that since NC exemptions are higher than where we live now?
I've been reading these board for a while now & have gained so much from you all. At least I have somewhere to go where everyone understands what we're going through.
~M
Although we're $15,000 over the median income for our area, we still qualified for CH 7. Now it's the waiting game. I'm so scared. The $35,000 to BOA is really making me nervous.
Do you think Sam's will want the pool back? LOL!
There's also the issue of hubby's ex. We listed her as a creditor, just in case her vindictivness along with her attorney finds something to get hubby with. She still doesn't know that he married me....guess she will now. What a way to find out. She had told him that I would take all his money & I'm sure this will be sweet for her, when infact, all his debt is from the divorce.
He signed a quit-claim deed to the house over to her, per court order, however, his name is still on the mortgage. What will happen with that? I printed all the paperwork off Pacer & I noticed that it says "will surrender property" for the mortgage company. Will they be able to take the house from his ex? There's over $60,000 in equity in the house.
Also, our attorney told us that we have to take NC exemptions since we lived there for the majority of the last 2.5 years. How is the trustee going to know that since NC exemptions are higher than where we live now?
I've been reading these board for a while now & have gained so much from you all. At least I have somewhere to go where everyone understands what we're going through.
~M
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