Am I required to provide spouse's work info for my judgment?
As a general rule, you are not required to answer questions regarding your spouse's income. I have answered the question in the past by stating the...
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As a general rule, you are not required to answer questions regarding your spouse's income. I have answered the question in the past by stating the...
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The Protecting Tenants in Foreclosure Act does currently sunset at the end of 2014. In answer to your specific question, the minimum amount of time...
You should sit down with an attorney to review your circumstances. There are some relevant facts missing from your description of your...
An 'in rem' judgment does not necessarily mean you are no longer responsible for the debt or a resulting deficiency. A foreclosure judgment in...
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I agree with the prior answer but would add that sometimes the different counts could be dependent. For instance, if one of the counts is seeking...
In answer to your specific question: you follow the claim procedure outlined in the foreclosure judgment. You can and should have an attorney...
The property being the principal residence of the former owner no longer qualifies as an exemption for tax purposes. The "principal residence...
Yes, but then you will need to report the balance as income on your federal tax return, unless one of the exceptions applies. Do yourself a favor...
As long as a default has not been entered, you can file an appropriate response to the complaint. If default has been entered, you may be able to...
Sure they can sue if they can locate the responsible parties (the scammers). That's the tricky part.