What will likely happen in court

You agree you probably don't need to worry about your husband's wages being garnished here in NC. But you really should speak to a bankruptcy...

"I was involved in an accident but i don't have any auto/Liability insurance as i am a new driver in US." what should i do?

If they end up trying to collect from you, you could try to pay it off in installments (if they'll accept installments). However, you are in danger...

A property i lived at took my fiancée to court my name wasn't on the summons but i just checked my credit and it is on there

Whether your name was on the summons doesn't control whether they can try to collect from you. If you were on the lease and money is still due,...

If I have a debt not discharged in Ch 7 can I get a settlement offer?

That depends. If the debt isn't discharged through the bankruptcy, you can strike a deal with them after you receive your discharge. The student...

How to handle an accident where I was rear ended and then hit the car in front of me.

you should speak w/ an attorney asap. Even if the defendant only had 10k in coverage, you have have an uninsured motorist policy which could afford...

Reposting for a North Carolina lawyer to answer--Tax foreclosure for property tax and responsible party for farmland in NC

the county can foreclose if back taxes are owed on this property. If you are an heir to your father's estate, he didn't leave the property to...

Can anyone help close the deal?

Unfortunately this sometimes happens. Call the seller's agent daily. This should get them to get on it just to get it over with. Also, make sure...

How to maintain Credit score?

make sure your mail is forwarded to you (if you even can do this) and be sure to keep making timely payments on your bills while you are gone.

since the car behind you was able to stop, you probably didn't stop too short and should be okay. Cars are supposed to stay far enough behind to...

Denied disability because they said my symptoms was not expected to last at least 12 months.....

These are almost always denied the first time around. Your attorney should be able to handle this for you. For facts seem pretty good.