If you have a civil RICO case against an individual and they declare bankruptcy
Pierre is right procedurally. Hayley is part right. If your RICO claim has merit, then you will also meet the grounds to deny a discharge. If...
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Pierre is right procedurally. Hayley is part right. If your RICO claim has merit, then you will also meet the grounds to deny a discharge. If...
Michael is totally right. If it is going to be your personal residence, you should own in your name. Then make a simple will to leave it to...
Absolutely you can sue. You have a good case.
It is not a storage fee. It is called a landlord's lien. Abandonment is not the right legal term. A landlord cannot deny a tenant access without...
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To evict the tenant you are going to have to bring a court case. If the violations threaten safety, the police might help you get in.
The answer depends on what a title company says in its foreclosure search. I would amend, but in connection with some other motion.
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I believe you are confusing the bankruptcy exemption with general garnishment and levy exemptions, A judgment creditor in state court rarely goes...
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You need to answer the case first. You can hire a lawyer, or do it yourself. Do not ignore this paper, or there will be a judgment against you.
You are really misrepresented in the divorce if this is the result. Talk to a competent lawyer that knows how to structure these deals. This...
You can break your lease if you have a reason to do it. At least assert one when you do it.