New York, NY
General practice Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: General Practice, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
For most assets (there being certain unusual exceptions, like the receipt of inheritance proceeds), the day after the bankruptcy filing would work....
You can't take away his rights in total, though you can petition the court to allow him to exercise those those rights in a way that doesn't...
I think depending on more facts both the attorney and the bank might have something to answer for. Banks "losing" paperwork is becoming about a...
Just don't do it in the first place, and you won't need to wonder.
Your question can't be answered with what you've said. It's a possible option, but someone would need to know a lot more information to give you a...
The judge is under no obligation to actually do this, but if he or she wants to help you, fine. That said, there are no specific details or...
Why would you want to discharge a card that's not yours? The answer would be no, anyway.
Hiring lawyers doesn't guarantee success, and I'm sorry to hear your situation is such a mess. What is your question?
Unless there is fraud involved, she should be able to discharge it.
Answer: yes.
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