Sorry, but I am not understanding the problem. I think you indicated that you were in a 100% Plan. Why? Were you trying to protect non-exempt assets or was it because your income was high enough to require payment of 100% of the unsecured debt you listed? Also, did the CU file a timely claim (on...

If he is that ill, I suspect he will not be riding horses for much longer. If he becomes unemployed and has no assets there is nothing a creditor can do to collect. Will he qualify for SS disability? If he does, payments under SS are protected from creditors so long as they are not commingled with non...

Where does he consider "home"? Where does he vote? Where is his car registered? What about his driver's license?

Des.

1. You do not list the court on the mailing list. The court does not want junk mail.

2. You file a Notice of Filing Bankruptcy in the Superior Court case. If you have an attny, he/she will file it. A copy of what is filed is sent to the attorney for the Plaintiff.

3. There...

You are at the 60 month mark. Are you able to complete this case? Did you file all post petition tax returns and pay what was owed? Is there anything going on now that will interfere with you obtaining your discharge?

Des....

Johnworker1

I have read your updated posts but I am confused. How many Chapter 13 cases have you filed and over what time period? Are you currently in Chapter 13? If so, what year was it filed and how long is the Plan?

It appears that your cases are being dismissed towards...

I wish I could comment on the use of Federal Exemptions. I am in an opt-out state and rarely use the Federal list. Your best bet is to discuss with an attorney who routinely uses Federal Exemptions. Sorry. . .

Des.

I am not sure why you think it is a problem to get a landline. Centurylink services at least the Seattle area and, I would imagine, the entire state.

https://www.centurylink.com/local/wa...-phone-service

Unless you are in such a rural area that phone lines (above...

Not saying you would, but it does happen.

Des....

Personally, I would not have taken the step to dismiss - certainly, not on the word of a non-attny. Defendants sometimes misrepresent the truth.

If an attny for the defendant notified me that he/she was going to be filing a bk for the defendant, as a courtesy to the attny I would have...

Telling someone you are going to file bk and actually filing bk are two different things. Until you file, creditors are free to collect and the state court lawsuit will move forward. There is nothing to tell the state court.

Once you file bk the protection of the automatic stay goes into...