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Exemptions (assets you keep) depend on what you have in total, and if you own real estate. There are specific thresholds you need to review... Read Answer
The trustee doesn't care whether your house sells for a fair price, only whether it sells for enough to pay the trustee?s bloated fees. You need to... Read Answer
You own 1/2 interest in Tempe property free and clear, he owns a 1/2 interest subject to the mortgage. If he declares bankruptcy, he is no longer... Read Answer
Sue you for what? When one codebtor filed bankruptcy, the other codebtor remains liable on the loan; just like they were before.
In my opinion, it's unlikely that the credit union will repossess the trailer. Used trailers are hard to sell and expensive to haul around and store.... Read Answer
Credit reports show what the lender tells the agency. It appears the lender made an error but it benefits both of you.
BK will stay on credit for 7 years. Banks will consider mortgage lending after 2.
Have an attorney review loan documents.
I am a bankruptcy attorney. To begin with 3200 is generally about a 1000 more than anyone I know is charging unless there are some extraordinary... Read Answer
You should find a competent attorney. If you incur debts with the intention of not paying them because you?re planning bankruptcy, you're discharge... Read Answer
That is correct. There is a charge, which some states provide cannot be imposed.
Yes. You cant keep someone else's stuff even if that person owes you money. You need to go through the correct legal procedures.
Landlords may not detain the personal property of tenants for nonpayment of rent.
I'm not sure what your question is, but sounds like you need to hire an attorney. You can search lawyers.com for a qualified attorney in your... Read Answer
It will not affect your bankruptcy. That is for things like inheritances and lottery winnings. Good luck.
Nonpayment of debts is not a ground for jail. However, if they demand a return of the rented property, they are entitled to it.
Yes, garnishment ceases when paid off.
A lawyer needs to evaluate the exact nature of the fines. One issue is whether they are in the form of a judgment. Another is whether they are... Read Answer
You can, but she should appear and make sure that the case is dismissed. If the lawsuit is not by the bank itself, but by a debt buyer, see a lawyer... Read Answer
Yes and no. You have to follow certain deadlines. If they are not dischargeable, you can pay them through a Chapter 13. You have to pay real property... Read Answer
You can file on and eliminate income taxes that are more than three years old provided you filed all the returns on time and there weren't subsequent... Read Answer
You should consult an attorney. Relevant information that is needed includes: What is the amount? What is the type of debt? What kind of... Read Answer
Her retirment should be exempt, or considered income if she is receiving it in monthly installments. If she took the funds in a lump sum, more... Read Answer
There is a certain amount of your income that becomes part of the bankruptcy estate based on the day your attorney filed the case. It's an equation... Read Answer
Yes. The address should not be an issue.