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What Are The Reasons A Judge Would Allow Creditors To Take My Home After I Filed For Bankruptcy?
Answer
You filed a chapter 7. You fail to file a reorganization plan or other required documents on time . You default on your scheduled Chapter 13 or Chapter 11 payments. Your income is insufficient to execute a reorganization plan within the court's guidelines. The asset in question will not be needed to reorganize. The value of the asset is rapidly eroding.
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