If your grandmother is a member of your "household", either on the "heads on beds" approach or the "case-by-case" approach, then yes you would have...

Yes, of course, you can file pro se (that is, without legal counsel). By the same logic, you can also do your own appendectomy if you wanted: it...

I agree with the comments of both of the attorneys that replied to your question. As implied by Attorney Granvold's response, simply because of the...

The short answer to your question as to whether or not an attorney that represents you in a civil action to recover a judgment from 3rd party may...

I agree with the comments of both attorneys Granvold and Bowinski. This is a situation that calls for the active intervention of a competent...

Attorney Granvold is correct when he says that you are making an unwarranted assumption that YOU (as opposed to the Bankruptcy Trustee) are still...

Attorney Blumenthal is correct in what he told you. However, allow me to provide a further explanation. Unlike credit cards were personal loans,...

While I very much agree with my colleagues that the fact scenario you present is ***highly*** nuanced and requires a great deal more information,...

I agree with both my colleagues when they advise you to seek out the counsel of a local attorney that is competent in bankruptcy law to guide you....

I agree with both of my colleagues that it responded to your question: you really cannot evaluate what your Chapter of bankruptcy is in your best...