Can i have the missed payments removed from my credit report and are the credit bureau and creditors violating my bk rights? on

After reading Mr. Berkus' excellent response, I thought I had nothing to add. However, something just occurred to me. Was this debt a mortgage...

Quit Claim Deed, Divorce and Bankruptcy..how to?

A quitclaim deed will do nothing to remove the foreclosure from your credit report - it will only transfer legal title to the property. I see no...

Hello, I filed a discharged 7 b/k in 2010..Can I file a Chapter 13 now? Thanks!

Has it been at least 4 years since you filed your Chapter 7? If so, then you are eligible to receive another discharge in a Chapter 13. Keep in...

I will agree in part, and disagree in part, with some of the other posters here. Your loan mod, even if it was done after your bankruptcy case was...

Is it unethical for an HOA foreclosure atty to do add'l work and billing after a payoff request has been received from debtor?

Are you a lawyer? It was unclear from your post. If you are, I would opine that you are ethically obligated to report this to the Florida Bar. ...

I file ch-7 bankruptcy on 8/4/2014 to stop foreclosure sale on 8/5/2014 ....I have a case # but sale went on anyway.

I'm going to venture a guess here, and assume that you were not represented by counsel for either the foreclosure or the bankruptcy. This is a...

Is it worthwhile to serve a Writ of Garnishment on a person who is unemployed collecting public assistance?

It sounds like this debtor may well be "judgment proof," meaning that your judgment may be a useless piece of paper at this point. You cannot...

Judgement from 2000

This could be a scam, especially if your friend was never served with a lawsuit. Have him check the online public records for the county where he...

Once married is a woman always liable for spouse's debt?

No. His debt would not be your debt just because you married him. However, his creditors would have claims against any estate he left after death.

Unless the creditor already has a judgment against you, and has filed a Writ of Garnishment against your wages, you don't need to do anything yet. ...

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