How do sue a company that did not Honor a refund from bankruptcy courtI?
Your attorney should file for contempt for violation of the Order. His or her attorney's fees would be additional damages.
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Your attorney should file for contempt for violation of the Order. His or her attorney's fees would be additional damages.
Judgments in Maryland are good for 12 years, so there wouldn't appear to be a statute of limitations argument. As far as why they're doing this...
The short answer is, "No". Your bankruptcy filing will not result in the discharge of anyone else's debt unless it is paid in full through the...
Your question is a bit unclear. I strongly recommend that you use a lawyer for your Chapter 13; only 2% of Chapter 13 cases without a lawyer...
Terri is correct--they can't be discharged in a Chapter 7, but can be in a Chapter 13.
You must first be sued by the creditor, and the creditor must get a judgment. Then it can file a garnishment.
Yes, you can be sued, and if the creditor gets a judgment, it can garnish wages, attach your bank account, and sell your car and your home. It...
Not only can you, you must always schedule your landlord when you file, whether you're behind or not.
As a practical matter, you have two options. You can work out a payment plan with BoA's attorney, or you could file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Given...
A Motion to Extend Time. But doing a Chapter 13 without an experienced bankruptcy attorney is like doing your own surgery--the success rates are...