My probation officer is pushing through a summons for a case review. Should I seek legal representation in regard to this issue?
Absolutely you want an attorney.
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Absolutely you want an attorney.
if you've met the obligations of your plan, you will receive a discharge in accordance with that plan. Catch the house up as soon as possible...
Sorry, the MD Homestead exemption is tied to the Federal homestead exemption which is currently $21,625. However, that might not be the end of the...
Both of the other attorney's answering this question are right, but Attorney Armstrong makes a good point that I would make as well. Unless there...
Unfortunately, you probably agreed to pay the collection costs when you originally signed for your loans. And, when unpaid or re-consolidated,...
Most likely yes. In most state's they could sue you as soon as you are past due. Most institutional creditors wait at least 90-180 days...
I'd say it's not normal procedure. If the estate were selling the real estate, the purchaser would want to have one performed, but I see no reason...
I agree with prior counsel's reasoning. All this extra information doesn't effect the reality. There are a lot of good lawyers doing estate work...
Typically both are required. If you have a valid defense, it may be worth the time and effort to find an attorney to help you defend the case.
If you change your mind, your mind is changed. The Statement of Intentions reflects your intent at the time you filed the bankruptcy case.