Stroudsburg, PA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Stroudsburg, PA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
If the defendant has a job in PA, owns no real estate and has no bank accounts, an ordinary judgment creditor is left with a single remedy:...
Even if the house was owned jointly, $30K in equity would not be too much for you to consider a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Then again, you no longer own...
If you are represented by an attorney, you should tell him or her at once. Your attorney is responsible for making sure your creditors leave you...
I hope I am understanding the relevant facts correctly. From what I am gathering: (1) you and your ex-wife lost a house to foreclosure; (2) you...
It sounds as though you have a complicated situation and I must urge you to speak with an attorney. I am hesitant to provide you with any...
You should be directing this question to the attorney who represented you in the bankruptcy case. If you represented yourself in the Chapter 7,...
I agree with Attorneys Fera and Hughes; you will need to pay the judgment amount - in full or an agreed upon amount - to release the judgment lien....
No, he cannot. Plan on attending the meeting of creditors even if your attorney indicates that he will not be present. Bring your driver's license...
Unless you owe other debts which may be subject to federal tax refund garnishment, such as income taxes, there would be no reason for more than the...
As indicated by Attorneys Rubin and Craig, your tax refund is safe. However, you should nonetheless speak with an attorney so you can explain the...