Can a credit card company sue you if you don't pay back the balance if it's an unsecured card?
Yes it can. If it gets a judgment, the judgment may become a lien on real property you own.
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Yes it can. If it gets a judgment, the judgment may become a lien on real property you own.
Your assumptions are incorrect, which is why you need an experienced bankruptcy attorney. Chapter 13 in particular is not a DIY project.
Your bankruptcy attorney knows how to do this correctly. If you do it by yourself and mess up, you could lose your home.
It's impossible to say without a lot more details. You should ask your attorney what the holdup is, and if you don't understand the information...
Bankruptcy may be a good option. Speak with an experienced bankruptcy attorney immediately.
What you should do is contact a real estate attorney immediately instead of posting questions online. No one can advise you without being familiar...
Being a co-signer and a co-owner are two different things. If you are only a co-signer, you have no ownership interest in the truck and are not...
If you are a co-owner, you have the same ownership rights as she does for the car. If not, you would have to sue her, get a judgment, and then...
Speak with an experienced collection attorney. It is likely that you are out of luck, however, particularly if the scam artist is overseas, cannot...
You can if you wish. Until you are served, however, the creditor can't move forward with the lawsuit.