What is the best way to handle this?
Date: Sat, 06/13/2009 - 10:16
He is now two months behind on both (almost three). He attempted to make hardship arrangements and only received the run around. He receives phone calls on his cell and home phone 7 days a week up to about 10 - 15 per day. My question is this: should he answer the calls or continue to ignore them? He is not sure about the proper thing to do????? Suggestion or advice?
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is the BK filing firm?have they given the attorney any payments?if so i would consult the attorney.if not,and they won't give a hardship.i say ignore the calls until he has the attorney in place.then give them the attorney's number.the creditors i mean.
He hasn't made any payments toward the BK yet but is firm about
He hasn't made any payments toward the BK yet but is firm about filing. He just wondered what if anything he should be doing until he does actually file.
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i would ignore the calls until he gives first payment to the attorney.if he is going to pay in a lump sum i would consult the attorney.if he is going on a payment system the attorney should allow him to give his number to give to the creditors.
Hardship arrangements are generally only made when the payments
Hardship arrangements are generally only made when the payments are still on time, so in this case you would treat it just like it is a future settlement deal and do your best to stall them.
