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It is not legal to threaten to take any action against a person who has no liability for the debt, much less put a lien on property without judicial... Read Answer
Whose creditors? Just yours.. no .. joint creditors maybe.. Call a bankruptcy attorney.
Generally, the trustee will rely on the income statements and not perform a credit or background check. I urgently advise you not to put anything... Read Answer
You can either speak to an attorney to determine your eligibility for filing a bankruptcy to eliminate the debt or hire an attorney to assist with... Read Answer
Sell the property to your family member and have them remortgage it. If they cannot get a mortgage, sell it and pay off the mortgage.
Social security proceeds are exempt under federal law (42 USC 407(a)). I don't know what the law is in your state related to other exemptions.
He can. My advice is for him to run, not walk, to a skilled criminal defense lawyer and give him or her all the facts. There are a variety of... Read Answer
There is no good way to do this. However, every time a debt collector contacts you ask them to stop calling and send everything in writing to your... Read Answer
Yes, you can. You need to file a motion to set aside the default judgment.
If the bank has received a default judgment, however service was improper or nonexistent, it will be up to you to bring the matter to the attention... Read Answer
No, unless there has been a bench warrant issued. Check the Court's web site.
You can ask the court to allow that.
First, you should speak with your counsel, but yes, it is possible to roll post petition payments into a Chapter 13 Plan. Problem will be, that most... Read Answer
Ask your bankruptcy attorney. They are aware of your particular situation and is in the best position to give you an accurate answer.
You can convert a chapter 13 to a chapter 7 when or if your expenses get higher or if your income lowers. Once your child is born you may qualify for... Read Answer
You have two choices. You can negotiate a settlement now or pay them out of escrow at closing.
This has been an issue with many Chapter 13 cases. In New Jersey, I have been fighting with the Lenders for years on this very same issue. There... Read Answer
A bank has no obligation to foreclose on a property to suit your situation or you desire. As long as you are in a Chapter 13, the statute of... Read Answer
If the fees are not paid, your case will get dismissed. If this case is dismissed, save up the money to file a case later and pay the fee in full at... Read Answer
Well, now you need an attorney's help. Look for a practitioner in your area who handles bankruptcy litigation matters. Check... Read Answer
Your question cannot be answered without more facts. You need an attorney, his estate is liable for his medical expenses.
You are responsible for your spouses debt.
I don't know what a homestead "clause" is, but your homestead exemption has nothing to do with whether or not you can lien strip a junior mortgage... Read Answer
This is not the proper forum. You need to ask a tax expert, not a debt resolution attorney.