Sure
yes, if filing chapter 7 no, if filing chapter 13
Most likely.
Refer to "Bankruptcy Rule 4007" I am in the same boat sadly but there is hope!
1st chapter: Danny beats up priest' little brother who was the mugger of an old lady. So the outlaws start to run after him ,but before they catch him he starts to run away by getting on a boat to Alcatraz island. On the boat he meets a girl named biddy who gives him a jacket to hide his facial.
The creditor can repossess the boat, after it files a motion for relief from stay that is allowed or you have agreed to surrender the boat to the creditor. The repo company is only acting as an agent for the creditor.You do not file bankruptcy "on" anything. You file bankruptcy to have your debts discharged if they are dischargeable. If you have intentionally omitted other creditors, your petition or discharge could be denied.
You can convert your Chapter 13 fo a Chapter 7 if you are eligible for a Chapter 7 discharge. In most cases, you can turn the car back in and the lender would hae the right to file a proof of claim to the extent they weren't able to sell it for the full amount of the loan. The amount property that you can keep is determined by state law. All states have a homestead exemption to protect the equity in your house, but the chapter 7 trustee could sell your home anyway if you have a boat load of equity. Filing for bankruptcy also became a lot more complicated starting 10/17/05, so you should see a qualified bankruptcy attorney in you state before taking and further action.
In Chapter 12 of "Three Men in a Boat," Emily is a fictional character introduced by the narrator as someone the men discuss who is constantly complaining about her ailments. She serves as a humorous example of the hypochondriac tendencies that some people may exhibit.
Moving around in the boat Standing in the boat When someone falls overboard
Chapter 7 yes your are allocated a threshold for personal items cash jewelry,furs,stocks,bonds, etc... After the personal allowance they may reclaim your items if they are hard assets i.e. Car,ATV,boat etc... you would lose them. Chapter 13 since your paying the debts back with the protection of the bankruptcy code. As long as you remain current after the automatic stay is put in place, you keep your assets. If you cant afford it, dont buy it.
Bankruptcy is a set of Federal laws. YOU (not your boat, not your car, not your house) are using the Federal law by declaring bankruptcy. Your boat is personal (or perhaps business personal) property in those matters. Your house is another type of property or assset. Your savings account, yet another. Each has many sets of laws they are subject to. Even if it was a huge freighter on the high seas, in the Bankruptcy court, it is the rules of that court that hold.
It is hidden in a chest in chapter 5
You can either hijack someone's boat or get agency boat from air drop.