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Old 09-23-2009, 05:48 PM
 
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How about they sell the house and pay the hospital bills. No offense, but I sure don't feel like paying their hospital bills, and that is what they want me to do.
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Old 07-21-2011, 05:09 PM
 
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I'm filing Chapter 13 (in Florida)...I own my vehicle out-right...no outstanding loans... My House in "under-water" (and) past due for 6 months... I'm disabled and un-employable...still waiting on Soc. Sec... Can I keep my Home and my car...?
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Old 07-21-2011, 06:34 PM
 
Location: FL
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I'm filing Chapter 13 (in Florida)...I own my vehicle out-right...no outstanding loans... My House in "under-water" (and) past due for 6 months... I'm disabled and un-employable...still waiting on Soc. Sec... Can I keep my Home and my car...?
If you have no income you would probably be able to file chap 7. Yes, you can keep your house ( after rereading don't know if you are behind tho) and I think your car. Why would you want to keep your house if you are already 6 months behind?
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Old 12-10-2011, 02:35 PM
 
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Unhappy Retired in la

I own a home in Florida with my adult child. We live here and are permanent Florida residents. We purchased it 50/50. I was hospitalized and have a $100,000. hospital bill that my insurance would not pay. Can they take my home or force us to sell it? Will my child be in danger of losing her share of the home? Our home is homesteaded. We have lived here for two and one half years. The hospital stay was just four months ago summer of 2011. Should I worry?

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Old 12-10-2011, 03:03 PM
 
Location: Tampa, FL
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Boy there is a lot of terrible information in this thread...
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Old 01-22-2014, 06:03 PM
 
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i'm the victim of a force sale by a creditor who happens to be an attorney in Miami. despite being patently aware the property he Levied upon was declared homestead protected under Florida's constitution, Homestead Act, Article X sec.4(a)(1) he perused an illegal course of action, causing the sheriff of Miami-Dade County, Florida to sale my homestead property to the highest bidder. $ 10.00 bucks. the creditor was the highest bidder. it was a shameful day. me and my family because officially homeless, I'm a former city of Miami Police officer, my daughter is currently a Florida state trooper, Troop E. i was born in the great state of Florida, 1957, I purchased a 1941 three story mix use commercial building in my natural name in 1993, with the expressed intent of making the second and third floor our primary resident. we lived in the property 19 years until ordered to get out by the Sheriff dept. we were living in the penthouse condo 10 years before the subject judgment occurred and 18 years before the Levy was attached in 2012. in 2008 i file bankruptcy, the property was listed as homestead exempted. upon a hearing the federal judge found the property was in fact homestead and protected under Florida article X sec 4.(a)(1). yes I said the creditor is an attorney. he one of those judgment purchasers, where he obtain the judgment at a discount price under assignment then go after the debtor. he knew my property was constitutionally protected be he wanted to roll the judicial dice so to speak. we want our property back, what would be the best path to travel. Thank you
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