Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Texas

I really need additional information. Did you surrender your house in the bankruptcy? Did Green Tree purchase the debt?

There are far too many variables to answer in this forum. You might contact your original attorney.

I would be interested in speaking with you about this. It appears that the actions of Green Tree are questionable. I assume you reside at the property you are referring to. You can visit our website at www.northtexasdebtfreedom.com

Before making any payments to Green Tree, you need to discuss this with the attorney who filed the original bankruptcy.

Normally in a 7, you give up all your nonexempt assets in exchange for a discharge of your debt. If the debt was discharged you don't owe it. In fact, it is against the law to try to collect a debt discharged in bankruptcy. If the house was your homestead and was paid for, it is an exempt asset. However, it the case was dismissed, there is no discharge of debt.

If the house was your homestead but you still owed money on it, you may have not listed the mortgage debt or you may have reaffirmed the debt.

If you can't reach your attorney, you need to provide the order discharging your case so someone can help you..

If you surrendered the house in the chapter 7 or if you still live in it are questions that need to be answered before the question can be answered http://abc27talkback.com