Foreclosure

A good defense can be on any of the issues that must be proven to bring the action in the first place; e.g. legal conditions precedent met,...

I am also unclear. Wage garnishment in PA is severely limited. I have never heard of this before, You should really speak to an attorney in your...

This kind of programs are almost always very bad ideas. I agree that you should read your contract but you also must determine whether your...

How do I make payments on a judgment filed against me? Do I need an attorney/lawyer to do this?

I would find out who represented the plaintiff and contact him. If you cannot find anyone, get an attorney and file a motion with the court to set...

You don't say what court you were in (DJ or CCP). There is a big difference. You need to specify these things to get an intelligent answer. You...

Requirement in Bankruptcy Court Rules to get opposing party's input before filing motion to extend time to answer motion?

I don't think so, but why not just ask the opposing party and do it by stip? It seems like a pretty easy thing to do without the trouble of filing...

How soon can a debt collector freeze my parents account?

I am not sure about this because I have not talked with your parents, but I think the proper thing to do is to immediately seek legal help. I see...

Debtor filed Motion to Avoid Lien before the Mtg. of Creditors and any deadlines. Are there defenses based on time of filing?

I am reluctant to advise you on this matter because it is not something that a lay individual should be doing. Yes, value has something to do with...

I foolishly cosigned on a truck loan for my daughter in law. I have made at least 6 payments on truck.

This has been asked here many times before and foolish is the operative word, as you put it. When you co-sign, you are liable to the same degree...

My bank account has frozen due to a judgement against me. There is only $1500.00 in the account, all of which is from my income.

When your wages are deposited into your bank account, they are not exempt. You do get a very small exemption by statute ($300, I believe), but...