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You need to talk to a family attorney in the area where the divorce was located. You are probably mistaken as to being taken off of the loan. Yes, a... Read Answer
If you dont know the answer to such questions already, you have no business buying distressed properties period. If you are intent on doing you so... Read Answer
You'll need to talk to yourBK lawyer as you may well have surrendered the propety possession in the Chap. 7. This is a common issue wth the post BK... Read Answer
Go have a full discussion with a local attorney. That is your best option at this stage. If you know who scammed you, there might be something you... Read Answer
Youll need to direct this to your BK lawyer.
There is no legal remedy for you spending beyon your means or not having the ability to pay for your finaincial obligations due to disability. You... Read Answer
You need to give more facts than this and a review of all relevant documents is in order to be able to answer this question.
When you file a chapter 7 bankruptcy, the automatic stay goes into effect and the creditors cannot proceed with the foreclosure unless permission is... Read Answer
A waiver is not filed. A motion to lift the stay is filed. Frequently, in probably almost every case.
Hire another attorney? I do not have any good ideas from what you have written here, other than that. You need time to get another attorney?
Have a full discussion with an accountant or tax attorney about this.
Perhaps, but I would not take the chance that it would be dismissed without prejudice, so that you can file another case when you have all the... Read Answer
What you need to do is get an attorney.
You purchased a home without doing a title search and finding out whether there were any liens on it. Basically, you get the home subject to all... Read Answer
If you lose your case at a Summary Judgment hearing and all issues/counts are addressed there would be no need for a trial. If trial was already... Read Answer
No, they do not have to prove that you received it, only that they sent it, and with the proof that you seem to want to provide, you help them prove... Read Answer
I have to actually see all the documents that you are talking about in order to give you solid advice. You do not have to be on the note, but you are... Read Answer
Wait until they start a foreclosure and ask again.
You want advice on documents and letters that I have not seen and cannot read. I would have to see all relevant documents. Go see a local attorney... Read Answer
If you intend to hold them to it, knowing that the option is foreclsoure, best bet is to hire counsel now, though you will pay out of pocket, you may... Read Answer
I suggest you speak with an attorney directly. The harassment and collections efforts may give rise to a valid cause of action; however, many of the... Read Answer
This type of isseue is why you either retain a lawyer to handle the eviction process for you or educate yourself using such services a... Read Answer
To .little too late. Now they have a judgment you will owe the money again.
There is no way to answer the question posed other than it appears you may be illicitly trying to represent your friend in court and trying to admit... Read Answer