I have a k car note debt on its way to an attorney for a court hearing in the near future. I haven’t been subpoenaed yet. I have k in medical bills getting the run around from my health insurance and another -k that hasn’t even been filed yet by the doctor but may also be denied.

I can’t afford to have a court garnish my wages a single cent for the car note but can’t file for bankruptcy protection just yet because I’m waiting on the insurance company to either pay or deny. Until then, I won’t get a bill to put on my bankruptcy forms. Also, the other doctors haven’t filed their claims yet. They have up to six months to file a claim and it’s only been 30 days since my surgery.

Bottom line: it would be a waste to file bankruptcy right now over 11k when I have almost 100k coming up in the next few months. What can I do? After I get the subpoena I plan to just file on whatever I have and then hope for the best with the rest. Is that even possible? Are you allowed to file on something that is currently going through litigation?

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I have a k car note debt on its way to an attorney for a court hearing in the near future. I haven’t been subpoenaed yet. I have k in medical bills getting the run around from my health insurance and another -k that hasn’t even been filed yet by the doctor but may also be denied.

I can’t afford to have a court garnish my wages a single cent for the car note but can’t file for bankruptcy protection just yet because I’m waiting on the insurance company to either pay or deny. Until then, I won’t get a bill to put on my bankruptcy forms. Also, the other doctors haven’t filed their claims yet. They have up to six months to file a claim and it’s only been 30 days since my surgery.

Bottom line: it would be a waste to file bankruptcy right now over 11k when I have almost 100k coming up in the next few months. What can I do? After I get the subpoena I plan to just file on whatever I have and then hope for the best with the rest. Is that even possible? Are you allowed to file on something that is currently going through litigation?

Technorati Tags: bankruptcy forms, bankruptcy protection, bottom line, court hearing, doctors, hasn, health insurance, insurance, insurance company, litigation, medical bills, six months, subpoena, wages