My company is named as a defendant in a foreclosure motion on a piece of real property. Do we need to respond?

It would be a good idea to hire an attorney to submit a response, in order to protect/preserve the priority of your lien on the property. Good...

Any quick recourse other than LIENING a property for subcontractor past due balance?

You'll have to commence a lawsuit, just like any other lien... You could move for summary judgment early on in the case, but you'd have to discuss...

Do these arguments qualify for federal question in Quiet Title action in district court? NYS property

Generally, a quiet title action falls within a State Court's jurisdiction. Further, before it can be established that a federal court possesses...

The good news is that you do not appear to have any legal liability as to the property - assuming that your name is not on the mortgage or...

Is it possible to get a tax lein removed.

Unfortunately, you'll have to satisfy (pay) the lien off in-full before the IRS will remove it. Good luck with your case!

Can i file for bankruptcy after chapter 7 discharge in june 2012?

Unfortunately, you are not eligible to receive a Chapter 7 discharge, so there is little point to filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy case. While you can...

Does ( mortgage)TILA preempt state laws?Rescission implications?

If you believe that the State Court has misinterpreted the Truth In Lending Act, you must appeal the State Court's decision to the State Court's...

Can a settling defendant pay off any and all the plaintiffs debts with the settlement funds?

I agree with Attorney Berkus. It seems to me that the language of the agreement that you entered into with Defendant would control. Was this a...

Can a collection agency have my pay garnished for a defaulted student loan??

I must agree with my colleagues on this one - your first step should be to determine whether or not this is a scam. A creditor must first obtain a...

How to get tax transcript for previous 2 yrs ?

Prepare and submit a Form 4506-T to the IRS. This should solve your problem. Good luck with your case!