If you reside in one of the counties listed below, you must file your bankruptcy case in the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division,
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If you live in the following counties near Midland, Texas, you should file your bankruptcy case in the Midland Division of the Western District of Texas. The court is located in the U.S. Post Office Annex, Room P-163, 100 East Wall Street, Midland, Texas. The court’s phone number is 432-683-1650.
The counties are:
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If you reside in one of the counties listed below, you must file your bankruptcy case in the Southern District of Texas, Brownsville Division,
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The Chapter 7 Panel Trustees in the San Antonio Division of the Western District of Texas are:
John Patrick Lowe
Randolph N. Osherow
Jose C. Rodriguez
Helen G. Schwartz
Johnny W. Thomas
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The Texas Tax Code now allows Texans who own real property in Texas to take out a loan with a third party to pay past due property taxes. However, these loans come at an otherwise unnecessary and exorbitant cost to the borrower (property owner).
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The Chapter 12 and 13 Standing Trustee in San Antonio is:
Marion A. Olson
1020 N.E. Loop 410 #800
San Antonio, Texas 78212
210-824-1460
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The 408th District Court in Bexar County, Texas has issued a temporary injunction against a foreclosure rescue scheme - Foreclosure Assistance Solutions, LLC of Florida and its principal operators, Herb Zerden and Adolfo Quintero, owner John Woodruff, and J.W.W. Services, Inc. (of California). The temporary injunction prohibits them from targeting and deceiving Texans who [...]

A debtor was cited on numerous occassions both before and during the pendency of his bankruptcy case for driving while intoxictated, driving without liability insurance, and driving without a valid driver’s license. The citiations resulted in “virtuallly continuous suspension” of debtor’s driver’s license as well as imposition of approximately $6000.00 in surcharges owed to [...]

If you reside in one of the counties listed below, you must file your bankruptcy case in the Southern District of Texas, Laredo Division,
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The simple answer is yes - if you can get the lender/creditor to agree. A reaffirmation agreement is a new contract between you and the lender/creditor. If you must sign a reaffirmation agreement, I would encourage you to negotiate the interest rate, the balance owed, and/or the length of time to pay out [...]