Election of 44-13-1 constitutional exemption, versus 44-13-100 Statutory exemptions via bankruptcy
I agree with Ms. Rambeck. You clearly do not understand the process or what is involved. Bankruptcy isn't just filling out a few simple forms.
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I agree with Ms. Rambeck. You clearly do not understand the process or what is involved. Bankruptcy isn't just filling out a few simple forms.
The question isn't whether you *can* afford an attorney, the question is, given your unfamiliarity with the process, whether you can afford *not*...
The short answer is you probably can't completely protect your assets from your creditors. I recommend speaking with an attorney who handles asset...
If your case was dismissed, it is perfectly proper for the landlord to recover these sums. If you received a discharge, it is not proper, but the...
You posted this question twice. The answer depends on the nature of the security interest on the other rental property. For example, if there were...
It depends on what the debt is for, how old it it and lots of other details. Depending on the type of debt, you might be able to negotiate a...
Generally speaking, just reopening it will not.
There are a number of things you can do. You need to send him a letter laying out all your attempts to contact him and his lack of responsiveness,...
Assuming that you had a Letter of Administration from the Register of Wills/Orphans' Court, the bank should have spoken with you about the loan....
I agree with Mr. Oakley. These proceedings can take a long time and the lawyers may not know when the money will actually be released.