How do I protect myself from claw back? when my ex-wife files bankruptcy?
There is nothing you can do to prevent somebody from filing a lawsuit against you. We live in an information intensive world and anything that you...
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There is nothing you can do to prevent somebody from filing a lawsuit against you. We live in an information intensive world and anything that you...
The first thing you need to do is take whatever information you do have to an attorney for a consultation. All of the answers that you can cobble...
Your posting is not so clear. Why are you being evicted before the lease terminates? Are you behind in rent? Of course, the landlord has the right...
The devil is in the details. What does the divorce agreement say? If it is silent and you two can't agree, the judge will decide. Best to contact...
Bankruptcy is your only option. You cannot prevent garnishment when a judge has entered a judgment against you. There are exemptions from...
Bring the evidence showing you are head of household. The kids should be Exhibit "A." I have clients who come to me after losing these hearings and...
Sounds like a plan. Another option is to file a Chapter 13 four years after your Chapter 7 filing date. See a local attorney for more information.
You can file a bankruptcy. Might be a good idea if you have other debts.
You can do nothing. The bank will sue your grandmother's estate - NOT YOU - to take the house back. Problem solved.
Your question is vague. Get a real estate to review your documents and give you guidance. You can’t do this on your own.