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The period of time you have owned your house is not relevant.

Many other things may be though.

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Is it possible for me to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy before the 8-year waiting period has passed?

No, you cannot file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy before the 8-year waiting period has passed.


If you filed a chapter 13 and it was discharged about 1 year ago can you file a chapter 7 now?

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If you want to file chapter 7 and you are single person is there an amount of income you can only make in a year?

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My chapter 13 was dismissed can you file a chapter 7 when the eight year mark is up?

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When you file a Chapter 7 in Florida and your wife is not on it will she receive a part of that year's tax return if she is a stay-at-home mom?

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Should you spend your tax refund before you file for chapter 7 bankruptcy?

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If you filed Chapter 7 in Aug 2000 as a married couple but are now divorced can you file either Chapter 7 or 13 as a single person now?

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Your mortgage is 7 months behind if you have a prior Chapter 7 which was discharged in may 2007 can you file again to save your home?

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