Bankruptcy bifurcation
If you file a chapter 7, and it's eventually discharged, you would not have any personal liability to pay the mortgage. Whether your name is on...
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If you file a chapter 7, and it's eventually discharged, you would not have any personal liability to pay the mortgage. Whether your name is on...
You might be personally responsible for any HOA dues that accumulated after the bankruptcy but before the house was transferred out of your name. ...
I wouldn't throw his stuff out, that probably would cause more trouble than it would be worth. You could put it in storage and let him know about...
It might be a little bit of a rip off (or a big rip off) but for thirty bucks, it might be better to pay it, if it is going to cause you stress. ...
If the loan was taken in 2002 and the judgment was granted in 2005, the Statute of Limitations is likely not an issue. You might have, or have...
I would show 1) a bank statement and 2) an affidavit (sworn statement from your son) that he was paid back on a certain date, and also describing...
When were you fired? It's very important to 1) know the date and 2) when you remember the date you make an appointment to see an employment law...
This is one of those situations where there was likely something in the "fine print" that made the entire offer confusing. Maybe you only...
I think the executor of the estate would have the right to hire an attorney in this circumstance, in that case, the expense of the attorney would...
Yes, that's generally the point of a probate proceeding. What she should exactly do now depends on her overall financial situation. I would...