Greenbelt, MD
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Greenbelt, MD
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
If there is any net remaining from a foreclosure sale, the original owner gets it after all prior liens, claims and expenses have been paid.
Generally speaking (and I don't know about Michigan law), a tax sale is not final until a separate proceeding is filed after the tax sale. During...
What is your question? Note that there is no requirement that a creditor set up a payment plan.
Does she *have* to move out? Not necessarily--it depends on what you two agree to and the terms of the will. I strongly recommend speaking with a...
The 2003 bankruptcy should not have any impact on any claim that arose after you filed. Speak with an employment law attorney.
You're stuck. You are now a co-owner of property (which would be an asset of the bankruptcy case, and could be sold). You can't remove your name...
By doing this, the HOA forced there to be a new owner, who is solvent, and is now responsible for the payment of the HOA fees.
*Can* she? She did. Whether the judge will consider it depends on the judge and the details of the case.
The mere fact that the creditor sued for less doesn't give rise to a FDCPA violation.
Yes. They may be able to be exempted, however. Speak with an attorney about how best to protect his pension. Bankruptcy may also be a good option...
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