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I was reviewing my claims payments from the trustee and it listed, "About to Complete" - What does this mean?
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Answered on December 10, 2011
This generally means the case is near completion and the Trustee will be analyzing the payments to determine a final balance owed or an amount to...
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Chapter 13 vs Chapter 7
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Answered on December 09, 2011
Many people with a $60,000 income can file Chapter 7. Congress created an arbitrary test that does not take into account what is fair or...
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I heard there is a law in GA stating that you only have to pay $1 to medical bills and they have to take it
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Answered on December 09, 2011
You heard incorrectly. And it may be worse to pay $1 than to pay $0. If you have problems paying medical bills, instead of getting bad advice...
Difference between primary physical and sole physical custody
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Answered on December 08, 2011
People get very bogged down on the words joint and sole when talking about custody (phyisical and legal).
The real truth is that while the words...
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My daughter borrowed a friend's car, had an accident only to discover the insurance had lapsed.
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Answered on December 07, 2011
Her insurance may cover her. It is important that she report the accident immediately to her insurer, as her failure to do so could mean they...
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Where can i purchase papers to file foreclosure on a condo unit
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Answered on December 07, 2011
Let me strongly urge you to resign the board of directors. You are at major risk of being suing and running up ruinous legal fees.
It is...
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If my son has been referred to an oupatient program - and I am the one that had him assessed...do I have to tell his father?
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Answered on December 07, 2011
You may already be in serious legal trouble. If you have joint custody and he has the final say, your actions, however justified you feel they...
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Is it possible to take back a donation?
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Answered on December 06, 2011
Absent a written agreement that placed conditions on a donation/gift, a gift is a gift. You can't ungift it.
Rights of a Legal Godmother?
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Answered on December 06, 2011
There is no such thing as a "legal godmother" and godmothers have no rights to a child.
You can file a complaint with DFCS, but since you are...
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Things required to file with a petition of change
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Answered on December 06, 2011
You are required (and this would have been clear with even minimal checking on the court's websites) to file quite a few other documents including...
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