When responding to "Plaintiff's Original Petition & Request for Admissions", do I need to reply to the actual petition?
You need to respond to everything. The admissions are part of discovery. Fail to respond to the complaint and you lose.
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You need to respond to everything. The admissions are part of discovery. Fail to respond to the complaint and you lose.
You are not liable for his debts.
Yes. Once a judgment is granted, garnishments can start. Unless you have a written agreement that limits the ability to garnish based on payments,...
If you file for Chapter 13, you can restructure many types of payments, but you need to sit down with a local attorney and have a complete review...
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You need to sit down with your (or a) bankruptcy attorney. You may be able to modify the plan and surrender the house. You may be able to convert...
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If it is vacated and dismissed, there should be no issue. If there is, you will have a hard time suing them, because you could have gone to court...
Anything they collect becomes income and for you, it should be deductible because you already paid taxes on the income. The other option is to...