I am in a Bk 13. The repayment is steep. I want to leave my home and just rent. Do I have to pay the difference to the court?

Well, if you leave your house (which I assume you own) is there still a reason to even stay in Chapter 13? I am guessing that's the reason you...

On Labor day my daughter purchased a car and got approved done deal & took car home.Dealer now wants a co-signer. is this fair?

It sounds like the usual yo-yo scam. They let her drive off the lot with the car, and later call up and say the financing wasn't REALLY...

I think it would be difficult, unless you could prove that she was on there by mistake of some sort...but that would not be easy, either.

Can I be garnished if I am a full time student?

Being a full time student wouldn't matter. It's likely your account can be frozen, if even very temporarily.

Can a verbal agreement impact a written agreement?

Maybe, it's probably not a simple problem. It would depend on the contract, what was said, your state's law on the subject, etc. A visit to...

Can a car be reported stolen

You can't sign a promissory note saying you don't own a car. I have never heard of that. I think you mean a contract, but even that wouldn't...

If an international student did not report their SSN to college, can their debt to college still be on their credit report?

Are school debts typically even on credit reports? I haven't seen that too often, I don't think. Student loans, yes.

What written discovery requests can be made to a defendant in a civil lawsuit?

It depends what information the plaintiff's attorney needs to prove his case. No two cases are exactly alike, of course. There is no set answer.

How long can they ask me to pay a civil demand?

I wouldn't pay it, in fact, just throw it in the trash and don't worry about it.

If a judgment is made at trial for a civil lawsuit, does the defendant have the option of offering to pay at will?

Well, of course you can always come to a settlement with the other side's attorney on payment arrangements. Why not do it before judgment is...