Can I sue a foundation that didn't give me the scholarship money that I had won?
You might be able to sue, but the filing fees and processes for suit will likely exceed the funds you have been denied.
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You might be able to sue, but the filing fees and processes for suit will likely exceed the funds you have been denied.
You can either familiarize yourself with the rather arcane collection practices in the Commonwealth or hire a collection attorney, who will...
You have taken all the possible steps to resolve your situation without bankruptcy. Time to schedule an appointment with a qualified professional...
You obligated yourself to the lender by being a co-obligor. You have unrealistic expectations. If the student is not willing or able to make the...
Too many specifics in this question for you to expect an anonymous answer without knowing a lot more about you and your situation. You should...
I don't see a question here which requires an attorney. There is no prohibition against going back into business while you are in Chapter 13. I...
Mr. Lewis' answer is accurate and complete. You need to determine whether you are still personally liable or not.
The direct answer to your main question is Yes, "they" (the Trustee) can sell jointly-owned property in bankruptcy. I agree with Ms. Prouix that a...
Call up a local private investigator. A skip trace is usually not very expensive and may be something you can add to your court costs.
Follow the instructions on the Summons. Hire an attorney.