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I don't see a question here. It sounds like you need to have a consultation with a bankruptcy attorney.
I am available should you be so... Read Answer
If only one spouse files, entirety property is exempt in Michigan, except to the extent of joint debts. If there are joint debts, be careful and... Read Answer
She can file, but the student loan debt will not be discharged.
Use this site to type in bankruptcy lawyers in Endicott. I am a member of the Northern District of New York, but not the best choice as it is a... Read Answer
There is no limit to the number of times you can file bankruptcy. There are, however, limits on when you can receive a discharge of debts in... Read Answer
Hello, My name is Max L. Rosenberg and I am a bankruptcy attorney. I would be happy to speak with you about your issues and explore options with you.... Read Answer
any time. The sooner the better. Good luck.
all of those things are part of your State Propterty Taxes and any money due to you is a refund, which is subject to garnishment. Sorry.
Your ex's attorney fees are usually not dischargeable in bankruptcy (never if the attorney knows what they're doing). Don't agree to paying your... Read Answer
Bankruptcy will discharge your debt from the lease, including any debt which is your (former!) friend's share. To get her removed, the simplest thing... Read Answer
If your lawyer really gave you that advice, he is an idiot. On the other hand, why are you commingling funds? Just keep Student loan money in one... Read Answer
Ask your chapter 13 lawyer. But I think you are correct.
If the trustee owes you a refund, you?ll receive it with no charges and no need to file any legal actions. Trustees are generally honest and they are... Read Answer
You are free to marry. Good luck!
You can go ahead and get married. Congratulations!
If the mortgage is not paid, yes the home can be foreclosed on. You can sell the property. Presumably there should be no title issues since you and... Read Answer
You can't charge the lender storage fees on your vehicle. When you buy a vehicle subject to a loan, you're the owner and the lender has the RIGHT to... Read Answer
Veterans' benefits are exempt in bankruptcy. This means that your husband's veterans' benefits can't be seized by the trustee or his creditors.... Read Answer
If you file for your corporation, your only option to stay in business is to do a Chapter 11 case. Corporations cannot file Chapter 13. ... Read Answer
No, they would have to try an attach a bank account.
Pay an attorney for one hour of their advice. It can be intricate. There's not enough info here to hazard a guess.
First, you don't have a choice; all debts are included in a bankruptcy. It's not pick and chose like a restaurant menu. Second, if your house is... Read Answer
Yes, you can be sued by anyone for anything any day the courts are open. Can you be SUCCESSFULLY sued for a debt discharged in bankruptcy, no and... Read Answer