Im 2/1/2 yrs into a ch13 andwas in a bad car acc and i was awarded 50000 how much can i keep and how much can the trustee keep

I assume you asked this twice. As I said before, you really need to plan this carefully. If you are that close to paying your plan off, then I...

How long do I have to move out from home after the court dat of forclosure

Lee is right, not Hayley. You have years. However, what to do depends on what you want to do. If you want to keep the house, try a modification....

Can Lawer garnish my wages even when another credit card is taking a 10% of my salary already

Hayley is right. You can only be garnished ten percent at a time.

Can I get my money back for payment made in anticipation of sale?

It depends what your deal was. If the payment was rent, then no. If it was a downpayment, then yes. Also, have you reviewed the title issues...

In my contract for limitation of liability, do I need to say that liability for death or gross negligence is not excluded?

The language you want to put in is odd. Where did you get it. The internet? All you want to say is that buyers take the product "as is" without...

You have a case. As in any oral contract case, it is your word against the other side. Writings avoid that problem. But, performance can be used...

I FILED CH13 IN 2009 HAD CAR ACC IN 2011 AND WAS ARWARDED 50,000 WHICH LEFT ME 33 AFATER PAYING THE PER INJURY LAWYER

I am not doing free research here by briefing your case for you. I can tell you that as the answers suggest, without more proof or legal work, the...

Can a manufacturer not honor warranty if retailer went out of business and did no pay them?

Pam is right. However, if you had the warranty last year, bankruptcy should not change the manufacturer's deal to you.

Need a Contract..

Rather than a contract, I would structure this deal with a deed and title insurance. This is simple to handle.

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Will my contractor's insurance pay for a burnt house?

For $300K in damage, you are going to get sued for this. For now, do nothing. As soon as the building owner makes some sort of claim against you,...