Legal Question in Bankruptcy in New York
Hearing on reaffirmation agreements
I received a letter from the bankruptcy court for a reaffimation hearing. What does this mean? I reaffirmed a car loan & my mortgage. The other box is checked for the reason, It says''No presumption of undue hardship'' box checked as directed in part d: debtors statement in support of reaffirmation agreement. I am represented by an attorney. What does all this mean? What should I expect at this hearing?
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Re: Hearing on reaffirmation agreements
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