Depends on if you trust them. It's certainly safer to go to court with proof that you paid. Otherwise they might get a judgment because they have...

You are not responsible for the rent, legally. But they can legally evict you. What are you planning to do?

If you file bankruptcy quick enough you can probably get that money back. People don't like to file bankruptcy of course. But right now you...

If you have nothing--it sound like--maybe there's no need to file bankruptcy at all. Doing nothing might be your best and simplest plan. But...

You are almost certainly dealing with an underground debt collector. (If they could be found, you could sue them for multiple violation of the...

Should be no problem. Want to be sure it's a new gift, and NOT somethings that was coming to you BEFORE that bankruptcy was filed.

A divorce lawyer might help you get spousal support; in the mean time you should probably also talk to a bankruptcy lawyer.

You need to talk very carefully with your bankruptcy lawyer in Virginia. There is definitely great danger the house will be sold if you file BK...

Yes, credit unions are allowed by law to do this and they always get you to sign in small print that you are. It's illegal for banks but credit...

If you have never been employed, I'm not sure you need to worry about the debt. But if you've disputed it and they have not fixed it, you might be...

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