Can I Get a Title Loan While in Chapter 13?
Taking a title loan while your Chapter 13 is active usually needs trustee permission first – and the car you’d pledge may be the plan’s own protected asset.
Taking a title loan while your Chapter 13 is active usually needs trustee permission first – and the car you’d pledge may be the plan’s own protected asset.
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