Diane Mattiace Downs

Diane Mattiace Downs's Answers (187)

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Business ... +2 more

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Can apply for bankruptcy?.

Diane's answer | Answered on September 22, 2010

If you haven't filed a Chapter 7 in the last 8 years.

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Deportation and how to deal with creditors and debt collectors

Diane's answer | Answered on January 06, 2010

He can file for bankruptcy. That will stop the creditor's. He can also write the creditors and tell them to cease the calling. They will have to...

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Need to file bankruptcy asap.lived in MI for 26yrs, fl for 1yr moving back to MI. Where do we file

Diane's answer | Answered on January 06, 2010

You need to file in Florida since that is where you have lived for the past 180 days.

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When I filed Ch. 7 and have a co-signed account with my mom, should my name be removed on those accounts?

Diane's answer | Answered on May 21, 2009

I am not sure where you read that your name would be removed from the account, and you don't say what type of accounts you are talking about. ...

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Can I put something in my lease agreement that if I sell my home before the term ends that I give the tenant 90 days notice to v

Diane's answer | Answered on May 21, 2009

Yes.

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Client wants me to produce a contract outside scope of current contract specifiying bid requirments that I will follow what todo

Diane's answer | Answered on March 22, 2009

The facts you give are sketchy, and I would need more information, but from what you describe, the only information I can give is the following. ...

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Neighbors Dog

Diane's answer | Answered on September 08, 2008

I am not sure of MD laws, but in general, if you have asked her and you have no trespassing signs up, you can either call the police or litigate.

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