Do I have to pay a court-ordered judgment against my deceased sister after the estate was closed?
If you sold the house and the lien did not come up, and no claim was filed in the estate matter, while technically there is a way to pursue it, for...
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If you sold the house and the lien did not come up, and no claim was filed in the estate matter, while technically there is a way to pursue it, for...
The issue turns on the amount being claimed in the suit. First, no matter what the approach, there are deadlines to answer the suit to avoid...
You need to show up yourself or have a lawyer. If you blow it off, the court will likely default you and let Chase get a judgment.
You would need to see the actual trust. Either your father or sister could show it to you. The terms of the trust could be anything and it is not...
It may be self dealing. Sometimes people do this for Medicaid planning. If the trustee and beneficial interest holder would get the same share in...
Your divorce attorney should include this asset in the divorce and the decree will state what happens. If you do not, you each keep the life...
No. You need to see how they did it, and then potentially make a motion to get it vacated. It sounds not right.
The bank needs to clear title, and you are still the mortgagor of record. If you have a discharge and no equity in the property as you state in...
I am not sure what you did here based on your post. You need to file a formal answer to the lawsuit. At that point, you can negotiate a settlement.
You are not lucky. You are getting played. You need to have them sign a stipulation to vacate default and accept a late answer, and file it. ...