Glen Allen, VA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Glen Allen, VA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Privacy, Internet
You have a contract. You agreed to something. You just should have gotten a lien on the house or a judgment before he refinanced (you have been...
The short answer is that you don't. You cannot force them to settle less than what you owe. If the original creditor is suing and you have no...
You had an agreement. She paid money. You did work. There was a contract. The question is what did the contract say. If you do not agree, then...
Student loans are not subject to discharge in bankruptcy without filing an Adversary Proceeding. Pensions cannot be garnished. However, there is...
See the answer that I already gave. Duplicate questions make it hard to track answers.
I can only answer part of your question. You would file for bankruptcy where you have lived for the majority of the six months prior to filing (91...
The loan shows because it is a lien on property that you own. Your are responsible up to the value of any equity you have in the property (kind of...
As long as none of the debt is joint (or at least very little of it is), then there is no reason for both of you to file. If you have any interest...
The first loan may have been satisfied through the foreclosure or forgiven. The second loan most likely is still owed, even though the lien is gone...
Attorneys have to weigh the costs associated with taking a case and the time it will take, against the likelihood of winning (and collecting). Some...
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