Bankruptcy Law Quiz
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What can a debtor do if the court refuses to approve a reaffirmation agreement?

  • The debtor has no options and will be liable for the deficiency.
  • The debtor can sue the court for deficiency regardless of the reaffirmation agreement status.
  • The debtor can request a new reaffirmation agreement with different terms.
  • The debtor can 'ride through' the bankruptcy if all requirements under § 521 and 362(h) are timely complied with. (correct)
  • What was the reason for the court's refusal to approve the reaffirmation agreement in the case of In re Moustafi?

  • The debtor failed to submit the reaffirmation agreement in a timely manner.
  • The debtor's income would be a negative amount after deducting the car payment and other monthly expenses. (correct)
  • The court found the car to be overvalued and not worth reaffirming.
  • The debtor did not have a valid security interest in the Nissan.
  • What action did Vantage credit union intend to take if the reaffirmation agreement was not approved?

  • Forgive the remaining car loan amount.
  • Repossess the car. (correct)
  • Extend the loan term for the car.
  • Lower the interest rate on the car loan.
  • What did the courts say about the availability of 'ride through' after 2005?

    <p>Courts said 'ride through' is not available anymore after 2005.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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