How can I keep my house if I am incarcerated?

It would be best to discuss the situation with the lender and see if they will forbear or reduce payments, depending upon your situation.

Inheritance within 180 days of filing chapter 7 bankruptcy

You should consult with your attorney and ask him if it is possible to disclaim the inheritance and, if so, would it be effective in excluding the...

Can I keep student loan money after bankruptcy if the loans come from a foreign government? How long after a BK can theytakeit?

Before you file, you should consult with a bankruptcy attorney in your area. Certain amounts in California (if this is your domicile) can be...

Our father passed 7/13. my brother wants to wait to do probate since he lives out of state. but i have been told not to wait?

Generally speaking, any interested party can commence a probate proceeding. The half brother presumably could start a proceeding for...

What do I need to get Moms money from her bank accounts when she dies?

The above is true, unless there is a named beneficiary on the acounts, or if the accounts are held jointly. In that event the beneficiary will...

Cost Basis coop apartment held as Joint tenents

As your mother paid for the full amount of the apartment (I'm assuming you made no further payments towards its upkeep) it would be entirely...

X-wife and i on house title, x-wife won't relist selling agreement, bank is beginning foreclosure, i dont want house.

To represent you in a foreclosure proceeding? Have you thought of a deed in lieu of foreclosure? It may be useful to consult an attorney.

If I default on a debt what steps can a creditor take?

The default will be noted on your credit report. They may assign or sell the debt to another party, or place it with a collection agency. Any of...

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Can I quit-claim deed myself off of a mortgage?

You should consult with an attorney in this matter. You are not able to avoid your responsibilities under the mortgage by "quit claim" and...

Will.

If she has designated you and your brother as beneficiaries on the account, or if you are all joint owners, then you may be able to avoid probate. ...