Take your mortgage and any documents the new mortgage company has sent you wherein they are notifying you of the new payments for review by a real...

Maybe. Your attorney must review the confirmed plan and will likely have to file a Motion to Transfer the property in order to have your name...

Theoretically, sure, you can sue them. The problem is going to be able to serve them with the necessary paperwork. Most of these bad actors are...

There is not enough information given to give you a good answer, but the short answer is that any creditor could sue and get a judgment against the...

The lender would have a claim against your co-signer for the difference between what you redeemed the car for and the remaining contract balance,...

If the reaffirmation is not in the docket and you have received your discharge, then the debt to the car lender was not reaffirmed and you should...

You could very likely discharge the debt to your attorney if you file a bankruptcy. Whether you would be wise to do so is a different question, to...

No, you would have to fire your current attorney before you could act as your own attorney. Based on your ex'es behavior, I think that would...

No way to give you an answer that is worth the electrons based on the information given. However, most bankruptcy attorneys offer free initial...

You should discuss this with your lawyer. Generally speaking, a trustee can take as long necessary to properly administer the assets of an estate,...