Unless you have significant other debts, I would not file for bankruptcy with only $4000 in debt. I would instead try to settle and get on a...

Send an email and advise him that, unless your petition is filed in a week's time, you will report him to the New York Bar Association. If he's...

Your bankruptcy discharged your financial obligations, not your mother's. So unless the loan was paid off (as opposed to discharged in...

These would not be complete case numbers -- they would be preceded by 2 numeric digits representing the year the cases were filed.

If you are asking if they might be bankruptcy case numbers, the answer is yes. The only way to tell for certain is to look them up on the...

The stipulation you signed a few years ago probably contained an agreement that, if you defaulted, they could automatically get a judgment against...

Your question MAY be a bankruptcy question. You most likely can discharge this debt in bankruptcy, but is it worth it? This depends on how much...

Answering your questions in order: 1 - Yes, but they would need to domesticate the judgment in the new state where they are trying to enforce...

If the judgement is against you personally, it's consumer debt. If it's against your business, then it's a business debt.

Yes, you can still claim your homestead exemption so long as the home is your primary residence.