I prepared my own chapter 13 5 years.ago. And its time for the discharge
Attorney Laster is correct that you will need to File a Motion and Affidavit for Entry of Chapter 13 Discharge; Make sure that you have completed...
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Attorney Laster is correct that you will need to File a Motion and Affidavit for Entry of Chapter 13 Discharge; Make sure that you have completed...
You need to do one of three things: 1. File a Motion with the Court that issued the Trustee Process Attachment on your bank account seeking...
Under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA"), specifically 29 U.S.C. § 1056(d), your interest in a defined benefit pension...
Well, depending on the "age" of the taxes owed and amount, as well as whether you filed the tax returns that make up your tax liability "on time",...
I'm not sure what you mean by "trump". If by "trump" you mean have priority of payment over other creditors or lienholders or trustee expenses, the...
There are really two routes to resolving this matter. The first would be to make an "Offer in Compromise" with the IRS so as to develop a repayment...
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The interesting question is whether any of the five counts of Larceny relate to your particular claim. If so, you may have a separate cause of...
Technically, yes, they could conceivably do so. The the more important question is the LIKELIHOOD of either of them wanting to do so while the...
It varies. But depending upon how busy the clerk's office personnel are, and, of course, assuming that your case does not involve any adversary...
Actually, the first thing I would suggest is NOT accepting the "gift" of the home just yet. Why? Well, while you are correct that filing a...