The lawyer who told you to NOT include them on your paperwork told you to lie to the court. That was probably not a good start on this problem. ...

I'm not sure what your question is. You have obviously researched a lot and you're pretty sure you know enough to file without a lawyer.

If seen three or four cases where the family continued the Chapter 13. It's not all that rare. As Mr. Press said, it could be better or worse,...

These debt settlement companies rarely succeed in settling all your debts; usually they settle some of the small ones, and then the big ones send...

Yes, you can file bankruptcy even after a judgment has been entered. But whether you own real estate in the county where the judgement happened is...

A totally illegal threat from people who know they are illegal and don't care. You should report them to the Consumer Financial Protection...

The mailed copy is only a friendly reminder. (Not too friendly, actually.) You are right: to be official, it needs to be filed with the court and...

That could be an FDCPA violation--and you might be able to sue. You should contact a lawyer who does Fair Debt Collection Law in Northern...

Yes, that's how interest works. I haven't done the exact calculation of course, But if you had a high interest loan, it works something like that.

If they got a judgment against you in 2009, they are allowed to chase you for 20 years. So they have 20 years to garnish you and I'm guessing...