Melinda Dee Middlebrooks

Melinda Dee Middlebrooks's Answers (66)

Springfield, NJ

Debt and lending agreements Lawyer at Springfield, NJ

Practice Areas: Debt & Lending Agreements, Bankruptcy & Debt ... +5 more

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Is it legal for a debtor to collect rent from an investment property that they are surrendering under chapter 13?

Melinda's answer | Answered on June 14, 2012

Does the lender hold an assignment of rents or other form of agreement requiring turnover of the rents after default and notice? I am presuming...

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Chapter 13 and being bothered by person named on 13.

Melinda's answer | Answered on June 13, 2012

This issue may not be a bankruptcy one. You may want to contact your local police department regarding harassment. However, I am uncertain why...

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Can someone other than a listed creditor bring info to the trustee and call for a 2004 exam

Melinda's answer | Answered on June 12, 2012

You would want to contact your bankruptcy attorney and ask whether your business partner was listed on your Chapter 13 petition as a creditor. ...

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My biz partner in s corp is looking into personal bankruptcy will my wife and i who are 50% partners become responsible for debT

Melinda's answer | Answered on June 11, 2012

Have you personally guaranteed any of the business debt? This is an excellent time to gather all of the copies of documents relating to the...

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What are my options for Bankruptcy?

Melinda's answer | Answered on June 11, 2012

Unfortunately, the cram down provisions regarding installment contracts relating to vehicles requires you to have been in the arrangement for no...

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Bankruptcy - Chapter 7 - Do you still have to pay for your mortgage/late fees if you're including it on your bankruptcy?

Melinda's answer | Answered on June 11, 2012

First, every debt must be listed on the bankruptcy petition. It sounds as though your friend may have been speaking to the bank's attorney (not a...

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