Can I file bankruptcy to clear my debts?
Depending on your assets it certainly sounds like a chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge is what you need!
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Depending on your assets it certainly sounds like a chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge is what you need!
In my opinion the case is best in the state where the offender lives. If you move it here how do you expect PA to enforce our laws in NJ? I think...
A judgment lasts for 20 years in PA. Lien priority is released after 5 if not renewed. Just speaking to them does not renew or toll anything. ...
It is exempt to the extent you have enough d5 exemption left to cover it and you use that to exempt it. So the answer is that it is not...
If you are a creditor, you should not be named as a defendant. You should only be named as a defendant if you are a property owner or you signed...
No, the debts you owe individually to a third party are not split in relation to the creditor. Your spouse may be liable to YOU for half of the...
Yes you can! As long as judgment has not been entered you may file an answer and new matter or counterclaim.
I would say don't pay them but do definitely schedule a free consultation with a local consumer attorney like Greg Artim to go over your options!
You definitely need to find a local attorney who offers free consultation to review your entire situation so you may learn about all available...
It is very very very very hard. It does depend on the circumstances though. Why should the governor pardon you? What makes you different than...