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Posted 14 days ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Milwaukee, WI 
Thomas Robert Siegel's answer
It is imperative that your attorney have full diclosure and accurate... 
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
The short answer is yes. You have to tell your bankruptcy attorney about every...
Posted 3 days ago in Debt Collection Milwaukee, WI 
Nick Passe's answer
I'm not sure what the five addresses and 6 small claims attempts mean or what...
Posted 2 months ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Milwaukee, WI 
Jeffrey Daniel Larkin's answer
If you are just an authorized user you should be fine unless WI is a community...
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
I am licensed to practice law in Wisconsin. With regard to your liability on...
Posted 13 days ago in Debt Settlement Milwaukee, WI 
Mark L Rosenberg's answer
If the judgment was entered by an attorney, or the creditor was represented by...
Posted 16 days ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 13 Milwaukee, WI 
Edward W. Harness' answer
You may not lose your home if you act quickly. First, what was the result of...
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
Let me give you some background on what goes on in bankruptcy and foreclosure...
Posted about 1 month ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Milwaukee, WI 
Michael D O'Brien's answer
You should document the efforts that you have made to locate all parties... 
Daniel Malis' answer
I'm not an Wisconsin attorney, and you should consult a local one rather than...
Posted about 1 month ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Milwaukee, WI
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
If you just received a notice of right to cure default, read it carefully to...
Posted 3 months ago in Bankruptcy / Debt Milwaukee, WI 
Robert W. Kovacs Jr.'s answer
I am not licensed in your state however I can offer some general advice....
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
Depending on your goals for continuing your trade, you may not need to file a...
Posted about 1 month ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 13 Milwaukee, WI 
Robert W. Stack's answer
please define what you you mean? What is the problem you are trying to resolve?
Posted 3 months ago in Bankruptcy / Debt Milwaukee, WI
Robert W. Kovacs Jr.'s answer
Sure, but I am sure that new attorney will want to get paid and the old...
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
Yes you can. I substitute into cases for other attorneys relatively regularly....
Posted 3 months ago in Bankruptcy / Debt Milwaukee, WI
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
Many of my clients are business owners who find themselves inextricably...
Robert W. Kovacs Jr.'s answer
I am not licensed in your state but I can offer some general information....
Posted 2 months ago in Debt Collection Milwaukee, WI
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
Yes, your husband's debts affect you. In Wisconsin, when one spouse incurs a...
Posted 3 months ago in Debt Settlement Milwaukee, WI
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
If you are in a position to pay off the debt, contact the attorney for the...
Posted 2 months ago in Bankruptcy / Debt Milwaukee, WI
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
Medical bills are due when the each creditor says the bill is due. There is no...
Posted 3 months ago in Debt Collection Milwaukee, WI
Mark Hankins' answer
You may be able to claim "innocent spouse" under state or federal tax laws, in...
Posted 4 months ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Milwaukee, WI 
Max L Rosenberg's answer
It is entirely illegal for them to be attempting collection. You should advise...
Posted 4 months ago in Bankruptcy / Debt Milwaukee, WI 
Edward William Vopat's answer
Generally bankruptcy does not eliminate student loans. However, under some...
Posted 3 months ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 13 Milwaukee, WI
Benjamin Patrick Payne's answer
That's a question only your retirement plan administrator can answer. Call...
Posted 4 months ago in Debt Collection Milwaukee, WI 
D. Alexander Martin's answer
If you intend to file a suit under 943.245, Wis. Stat., you must notify the...
Posted 4 months ago in Debt Collection Milwaukee, WI
D. Alexander Martin's answer
Wisconsin law recognizes claims for tortious interference with prospective... |
