Bridgeport, CT
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Bridgeport, CT
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Foreclosure ... +3 more
Generally speaking, most people go through divorce before filing bankruptcy. This begs the question, "Is the marriage irretrievably broken also?" ...
Divorce is one of the big three reasons (after unemployment and uninsured health problems) why people file bankruptcy. As a general rule, though,...
You are describing joint liability, which legally means each LLC member is jointly and severally liable for the entire balance. You could pay it...
Once the court confirms a plan, it is considered binding on all creditors as well as the debtor. You need a better explanation as to why the...
You may be able to get the funds back by filing a motion claiming the funds are exempt from attachment, and going to court. You're going to have to...
The real issue isn't whether the service of process is legal, it's whether it's effective. By law, most process servers are exempt from suit for...
Under the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, a creditor is prohibited from communicating the debt information to anyone other than the...
Yes, but this is only going to work one time. After this, you can assume he'll not deposit any more money in that account. Inform him promptly in...
If you filed a police report and reported the fraud to the credit card company promptly, you are legally responsible only for the first $50.00 in...
If you are a co-applicant on the account (or a co-signer) you are jointly responsible for the entire debt. Otherwise, you are responsible for only...
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