Fort Lauderdale, FL
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
This is such a frustrating situation, because everyone is going to point the finger at each other and nobody will give you an answer. The best bet...
Generally no. But the estate may be liable for the debt, meaning that before any assets go to heirs, the creditors will get their hands on them. ...
I'm sorry to hear about this. I would speak to a bankruptcy attorney in your state. In Florida they would have to go through and get a judgment...
What we would do in Florida is file a Motion to Allow Late Filed Claim, get a hearing and explain to the judge why you were not able to file it...
Generally you will not be responsible for the debt. The only way I see that you would be responsible is if you misappropriated the funds, aka...
Generally you will not be responsible for the debt. The only way I see that you would be responsible is if you misappropriated the funds, aka...
If it's a joint bank account look at the Tenancy by the Entireties exemption. However, your husband most likely would not be able to take the head...
How long ago did the judge order this? I believe you have 30 days to appeal but sometimes this changes by jurisdiction. Unfortunately appeals are...
I believe you are required to attend the meeting, if for nothing else to prove your identity and intent on filing bankruptcy. To prove identity...
Dorthy seems right on point with this one as it is in her state. If you intended to defraud the creditor in FL there could be criminal charges and...
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