Help Should a C Corp file bankruptcy to resolve problems with IDOR?
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See my prior response to this identical question.
I concur that a bankruptcy will not help at this time. First, you need you exhaust your administrative remedies through the Department of Revenue....
Seriously, go seek out good local counsel. Here in New Jersey, with these bare bones facts, and all things being equal, I would suggest a chapter...
You are looking at a bankruptcy filing from 10 years ago? Is this reason to get back at your ex? Are there any assets to administer? If there...
In a bankruptcy, student loans are presumably non-dischargeable under 523(a)(8). To make them dischargeable, meaning you do not have to pay them...
Ask for an accounting. Also ask for where it states that they are allowed to charge this amount.
That tactic will not work. I file regular and certified. I then file a Freedom of Information Act on the post office. They certify the address is...
You do not owe prior to filing. But you do for the amount charged post filing. See 11 USC 523(a)(16).
Not necessary. The chapter 7 discharged your note. The note is your personal obligation. The note does not get recorded at the county. The mortgage...
Take a look at the stipulation of settlement. Alternatively, file an answer claiming you are in full compliance with the settlement agreement and...