Someone suing me filed for Ch. 13 bankruptcy. Now what?
His bankruptcy does not prevent him from pursuing the claim, although it may (if not exempted) belong to the estate. If not scheduled at all, the...
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His bankruptcy does not prevent him from pursuing the claim, although it may (if not exempted) belong to the estate. If not scheduled at all, the...
As long as you keep paying, the lender can't foreclose. By filing bankruptcy, he is effectively taking himself off the loan. It is possible that...
Chances are they can't garnish your wages if the prior garnishment is a true garnishment (most support orders are not). But they are entitled to...
At the office of the lawyer you should have hired. This is not something you should do without a lawyer.
Here is the danger of listening to lawyers not licensed in your state - the other two are wrong. In Virginia, property belongs to whoever it is...
No. There is no statute governing this. Notice for such visits would be a proper subject to negotiate prior to signing the lease, but if it is...
If she deeded itnto him, and she owned it when she did, it's his. If there was no valid deed, them she never actually gave it to him.
It could if you have joint assets that the trustee could sell, or joint debts that could be defaulted as to him if you file. You need to go over...
First, see an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. But let me say that if this is the total amount of your debt, it may not make sense to file and blow...
There are exemptions - property a debtor gets to keep - but a free and clear semi truck would likely exceed available exemptions. (If there is a...