Can I take a car that I did not pay for because the title is in my name by mistake,great damage was caused because of that error

Short answer is NO. You would certainly be liable in civil court under a theory known as "unjust enrichment." Moreover, in most states, this...

My mortgage loan was wiped out by a bankruptcy in 2011. The mortgage company has not recognized this and has sold this "loan".

First, a first mortgage is not just "wiped out" by bankruptcy. Your legal obligation under the promissory note may be eliminated, or "discharged",...

If they leave a door hanger on your house threatening to break in, then in effect, they are committing extortion. They are threatening to do...

Is this bankruptcy fraud?

The answer to this is more complicated than your question. First, regarding your joint liability: if just your ex wife filed bankruptcy (it...

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My home in Massachusetts is way underwater. If I file a Chapter 13 does the mortgage Company accept the appraised amount.

There are several answers to your question. First-Regarding your first mortgage: Since this is a first mortgage, a Chapter 13 will not have any...

Before you obtain a judgment, your loan agreement (promissory note) will outline how much you can charge in interest. After you obtain a judgment,...

Three names on a deed. Property is in another state. One person files chapter 7 in NY and wants desperately to protect

There are several things to consider. First, the property is in a different state; therefore, the laws of the state where the property is located...

First, appeals are very complicated and you should consult with an attorney. I would recommend that you contact the civil court and ask if they...

Can i file Bankruptcy on a debit from a divorce ?

If you were an authorized user, then it does not matter if he knew or not. By granting you authorization, you were allowed to charge anything you...

Can I appeal a judgment against me, even though I was on a payment plan with the creditor?

Although there are not enough facts to properly answer your questions, what it sounds like is that you entered into an "agreement for judgment." ...