1) It depends if they have a judgment domesticated in the US. If they do, it is going to be enforceable for as long as the judgment is valid. ...

No. The house will be sold by the trustee to satisfy the debt. Maryland has a homestead exemption, but it is too small to protect that much...

You are PROBABLY obligated to amend your schedules and report it to the Trustee. If your case is in DC, that obligation may not be 100% clear as...

Send me $10,000 and I'll gladly represent you in suing for $7.95 or whatever the wrong sub cost. Actually, I'm kidding. I'm not using this for...

Civil fines and penalties are not dischargeable per 11 USC 523(a)(7).

It depends on the nature of the debt. If it's for fines or penalties, those are dischargeable only in Chapter 13. Other debts have different...

If the trustee sells the house, s/he may sell it with the lease intact, may sell it to the tenant, or may evict the tenant (or wait for the tenant...

The preference lookback period is 90 days, so no, except that if the loan was guaranteed or co-signed by an insider, the trustee can go after the...

It's impossible to say. If the case converts to Chapter 7, you might get less, or the trustee could locate assets or bring claims that could...

There is nothing illegal about mortgaging your remainder interest. Unless your father signed, his life estate would not be subject to the mortgage.