How do I evict a roommate from my NYCHA apartment?
I assume he has been there for quite a while? Your lawyer is giving probably the best advice he can. There is not a lot you can legitimately...
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I assume he has been there for quite a while? Your lawyer is giving probably the best advice he can. There is not a lot you can legitimately...
You shouldn't want to reaffirm a mortgage in the first place, let alone sue the mortgage company for not wanting to do so.
Payroll taxes are considered trust fund taxes, and bankruptcy probably wouldn't help you much. New financing may be the way to go.
No, that sounds very unlikely based on what you've said. He can't take your son and violate a joint custody agreement just because he doesn't...
If he wants to file bankruptcy, yes, that's going to be a problem for you. If you can prove he committed fraud somehow during these dealings,...
This seems as if it was a preference payment, meaning a payment that trustee could recover for the bankruptcy estate. As Mr. Corbin correctly...
Yes. You could check the civil court where the judgment was brought and or the county clerk's office where there would also be a record of it.
Yes, for the most part, but it depends what the agreement was about, too. What was the subject of the agreement?
I have never heard of a social security checking account, but I assume you mean an account that the creditors can't attach because there are only...
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Both would very likely have to contribute. The incomes of the parties are taken into consideration, and there is a formula applied to to see...