Albany, NY
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Albany, NY
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Foreclosure, Tax
He can definitely file for Chapter 7, though he may consider waiting until after he is released. Good luck with your case!
The good news is that the answer is "no." Student loans may not act as a vehicle for a foreclosure/eviction action against a residence. That said,...
It sounds like there are some additional facts to consider, but your questions seems to indicate that you have obtained a judgment against a...
On the contrary, you may have signed multiple contracts that obligate you to pay property taxes. When you purchased the real property in question,...
You're going to need to hire an attorney to file an Objection to the Debtor's discharge. Here, you need to file your Complaint pursuant to Sec....
Under New York Statutory law, a judgment is valid for 20 years. Unfortunately, the judgment creditor's conduct is completely legal. If you were...
For what it's worth, (1) debt consolidation loans rarely work and (2) anyone who fashions themselves a debt specialist that advises you to stop...
I understand that your situation is dire but, for what it's worth, it seems a little late to begin opposing this action full-throttle. If you're...
The answer is "no." Property tax obligations attach to the property, not to the individual. Additionally, your liability on the promissory note...
I'm not entirely sure about you mean by "active." Assuming you are alleging that the Trust is no longer accepting additional securities, the answer...