How can I get out of a joint ch. 13 with an ex spouse that want sign?

Find your own lawyer and discuss severing the case. Once the case is severed, you could dismiss and file a new case, continue on your own with the...

How can I get out of a ch. 13 that hasn't been discharged or dismissed until another 4 years with an ex spouse? Will I be able

There are several options, and a trustee would likely take the position that you cannot stay in a case with a person to whom you are now divorced. ...

I injured my knee in Georgia and have now elected to seek restitution. I live in Kentucky should I hire a Ga lwyr or Ky lwyr?

Since the store is located here, and most likely owned by a Georgia resident or Georgia Corporation, the correct venue for the lawsuit would be in...

Does mother of 2, need signature of father, whom never married & he only signed 1 birth certificate, to sign over rights?

You do not need to have him sign over his rights, but you do have to deal with his rights before a new husband can adopt. This can be done by...

Question about a will.

Ms. DiSalvo has given you a very complete response. If you believe the transfer of the home under a poa was done against her best interests, you...

Should I file for a motion to Vacate or Set Aside after having a Final Judgment entered against me without my knowledge.

While a motion to vacate or set aside the judgment would be the proper action to take were the case a Georgia case, there may be a different...

Have a business & need to collect thousands of dollars from client who refuses to respond to emails, calls, what is best option?

I agree about the lawyer. Discuss with them both the ability to sue or alternatives to doing so. If you can use the work you have done for...

In Georgia, does Chapter 7 filings put my home back in the banks hands or is it outside the proceedings?

If you are current and keep paying the mortgage, the bank will do nothing and you will keep the house. If you are behind or stop paying, the may...

Yes. The lien will still be attached to the property. You are still personally liable for the actual HOA dues incurred prior to filing of the deed...

What do we do now? No lawyers seem want this case.

Contact one of the attorney's on this site and set an appointment for a consultation before you deal any more with the restaurant's insurance...