Married but not Legally seperated. Only One spouse wants to file bankruptcy.
There is no such thing as "legal separation" in Pennsylvania. You can file individually. If you live in separate households, then you may not need...
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There is no such thing as "legal separation" in Pennsylvania. You can file individually. If you live in separate households, then you may not need...
Good question but no immediately easy answer. If you have a basis to challenge the original judgment, you should do that. You should also reference...
Yes. Under Pennsylvania law, 41 P. S. § 404, if you pay all amounts due and owing up to one hour prior to the sale, you can reinstate a...
While you don't tell us, I will assume that your chapter 13 plan has been confirmed. That's an important thing to know and mention. If your plan...
Another thing to think about is under MDJ Rule 323, the magisterial district judge may order the payment of the judgment in periodic installments...
Yes, you can file. The question is should you file? Call my office or call any other attorney that you find through Avvo with a decent rating who...
The real question is whether the chapter 7 filing actually stops the eviction? Most Sheriffs will play it safe and assume that it does, but not...
When you file bankruptcy, you must include all of your debts. To add and somewhat clarify to what my colleagues have correctly stated, I think your...
Wow. "Fair" definitely not. Legal? Maybe. He may have forged your name on something, or he was acting on behalf of "All Occupants." The guy...
And let me just add to what my colleagues have said here: Don't beat yourself up too much. You've done something right by at least seeking a little...