Boston, MA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
State laws differ as to what property creditors can seize on execution. In Massachusetts, where I practice, a creditor is no longer allowed to take...
Based on these facts, I see no reason why you could not discharge your credit card debt in bankruptcy. Helping you with exemptions is something...
There are three certain things in life -- death, taxes, and student loans. You should consult an attorney who has expertise in student loan law...
In most states, the only "relationship" debts that would be non-dischargeable would be child support. Some states will allow an ex-GF (for example)...
You definitely need to have an attorney's help, and (if you can pay cash for a home) you can afford one. The trustee is going to want to know where...
I think that has only happened once before in all of history, and the Bank of Rome was not pleased :-) Seriously, the card should be destroyed....
No. She could, however, file a case in her own name.
Liens can never be placed on individuals -- that's tantamount to indentured servitude, which is illegal throughout the U.S. under the Fourteenth...
As a pro-se filer, you are responsible for knowing the statute and rules that apply to your case. Chapter 13 cases are too complex for people to...
As a pro-se filer, you are responsible for knowing what the local rules of your court say about this. There is page containing advice for pro-se...
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