Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Guidance

Summary

Form 108 Statement of Intent in Chapter 7 bankruptcy is used to declare intentions regarding secured debts like mortgages. Homeowners should file this form to indicate plans to retain property and reaffirm debt. Listing all creditors, including the mortgage bank, is necessary for full disclosure. Consult a bankruptcy attorney for personalized advice.

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ok I am reading the form again and I believe I understand it better now. Yes, I can see where I should put my home mortgage info. Thank you for urging me to "still file the form."
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the information helpful. If you have any more questions about Chapter * bankruptcy or need further clarification on the process, feel free to ask.
Yes. Do I need to add the bank that has my mortgage to my list of creditors? I did not do this before as I intend to continue paying my mortgage.
In Chapter * bankruptcy, you should list all your creditors, including the bank holding your mortgage, even if you plan to continue paying it. This ensures full disclosure and compliance with bankruptcy procedures. Do you have any other questions about the bankruptcy process?
Is this form * the place where I would state that I intend to continue paying my mortgage or is there another place I should expect to include it. I will amend my list of creditors to include the bank where I pay my mortgage.
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In Chapter * bankruptcy, the Form * Statement of Intent is indeed where you indicate your intention to continue paying your mortgage. It's great that you plan to amend your list of creditors to include the bank. If you have any further questions about the process, feel free to ask!