New York, NY
General practice Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: General Practice, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
Your wife cooks with Brillo?
Well, take him to court then. OF course you can do that...that's what courts are for. It sounds like you have a very good case.
You should see an employment attorney ASAP to protect your rights. Hopefully, you also qualify for unemployment benefits.
He has the right to ask a judge to evict you, but he just can't do it on a whim. You will have a chance, at some point, to tell your side of the...
They can ask anything they want, before they have a judgment, you really don't have to answer. They are asking, of course, because they want to...
This is unfortunately a common problem. IF the bank doesn't take action to put their title of the home in their name somehow, the current owner...
I never heard of such a rule. Of course they have to do work if they are paid for it.
If you are not the taxpayer, you probably don't need a tax lawyer initially, though of course if never actually hurts to have an attorney. You...
No, they don't. It's a violation of the discharge injunction, all things being equal, though when you say you "discharged" the loans, I doubt...
Since I assume it's some sort of credit card suit, I think filing bankruptcy if you are unemployed with that much debt might make a lot of sense.
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