Scott Frederick Humble

Scott Frederick Humble's Answers (67)

Jamestown, NY

Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Jamestown, NY

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Personal Injury ... +3 more

Message View Profile
Message View Profile
Archived

Bankruptcy related question: Have intent to file chapter 7 NYS. Prior to filing I was wondering if I could sell my home.

Scott's answer | Answered on May 07, 2015

I think all of the attorney answers are "on the money." But, I agree with Attorney Schwartz, the best and safest course of action is file the...

Archived

If I wasn't truthful about my income upon applying for the credit cards, can I still file a bankruptcy and get rid of the debts

Scott's answer | Answered on May 07, 2015

Your question is can you file a bankruptcy under you circumstances. The answer is "yes." But, the credit card companies can file a lawsuit...

Archived

After my mortgage company got a judgment to sell my property can I still file bankruptcy to stop them from selling my property?

Scott's answer | Answered on May 07, 2015

Yes! That is what Chapter 13 was designed for. But, you must file before the foreclosure sale; and, the longer you wait to file the more fees you...

Archived

When filing for Bankruptcy, who are considered debtors? Is a landscaper considered a debtor and should be listed?

Scott's answer | Answered on May 07, 2015

Technically all creditors should be listed.

Archived

What is the process a creditor must do to take the property back that was not exempt in a chapter 7 bankruptcy?

Scott's answer | Answered on May 07, 2015

Since you received your discharge this is a non-bankruptcy issue. It sounds like they will have to foreclose in state court.

Archived

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

Scott's answer | Answered on May 07, 2015

You can file a Chapter 13; however, you won't receive a "discharge." Therefore, I would suggest a 100% Chapter 13 which makes the discharge a...

Archived

Can I sue for payment for a loan I co-signed for?

Scott's answer | Answered on April 30, 2015

Yes. He can sue an obtain a judgment. If the nephew is working, look to garnish his wages.

Ad

Transform legal challenges into solutions.

Connect now to review your situation.

The Avvo Rating explained

display-bg

The Avvo Rating explained

Avvo Rating

Our Rating is calculated using information the lawyer has included on their profile in addition to the information we collect from state bar associations and other organizations that license legal professionals. Attorneys who claim their profiles and provide Avvo with more information tend to have a higher rating than those who do not.

What determines Avvo Rating?
  • Experience & background Years licensed, work experience, education
  • Legal community recognition Peer endorsements, associations, awards
  • Legal thought leadership Publications, speaking engagements
  • Discipline Disciplinary information may not be comprehensive, or updated. We recommend that you always check a lawyer's disciplinary status with their respective state bar association before hiring them.
Avvo Rating Levels
Learn More About the Avvo Rating