I agree with Mr. Love. Child support and restitution can be set up in a payment plan via chapter 13 bankruptcy filing. Cannot be discharged in a...

It really depends on how the Order was written when it was entered. If you cannot get a straight answer from you attorney, you can contact the...

I agree with the above attorney answers. The biggest thing here, is if you did file a chapter 13 and it was discharged and closed successfully,...

I agree with all the answers above. Before making the decision of dismissing or continuing on in your case, I would contact another bankruptcy...

You can do any area of law pro-se; however, with family law, if you are seeking alimony, you would not want to handle this yourself. Seek the...

I agree with Mr. Ligh. You need to speak to a family attorney ASAP. But yes, if accounts are in both names, either one of you have access to the...

I agree with Mr. Love. I would like to add that judgements are valid for 10 years and the creditor can renew for another 10 years for a total of 20...

Utilities are not part of a bankruptcy, so I do not see any reason why you would not be able to switch them into your name to help save some money.

Bankruptcy should not stop them from serving him or trying to collect child support. Domestic obligations are non-dischargeable debts and are not...

I agree with both answers. I would recommend reviewing the petition to see how you were listed.