Greenbelt, MD
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Greenbelt, MD
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
If you have a written settlement agreement, the mere fact that there is a new lawyer doesn't mean that he gets to change the terms.
Even if you are named Personal Representative (what Maryland calls the executor of the estate) in the will, you do not have to accept the appointment.
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Yes, you can file a motion. I would under no circumstances do this without hiring an experienced Chapter 11 attorney.
Unfortunately, in Massachusetts, a lender can sue you for any deficiency resulting from a foreclosure, get a judgment, and then go after your...
A bank can receive only one satisfaction of a debt. It may come in many different pieces, however.
This is a tax question, and I have added that practice area.
The answer depends on the terms of your policy. Check with your insurance agent.
No. it is not too late. So long as the change is made before you become entitled to any distribution, your case should be unaffected.
You should discuss this question with your bankruptcy attorney BEFORE you do anything. Timing may be important.
The answer depends on the details, and the facts you have posted are insufficient to answer. Speak with either your bankruptcy or probate attorney.
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