Is it ok to sell the building to my friend before I file bankruptcy ch 7?

Don't do it. You will open up a huge can of worms and will absolutely regret it. If the property is clearly upside down, the bankruptcy trustee...

Is the cash derived from a life insurance death benefit exempt from lawsuits?

Under Florida law, the death benefit you received from your deceased husband's life insurance policy is not exempt from your creditors. Likewise,...

Is my lawyer not responding to me because I haven't payed him?

I don't ignore my clients who haven't paid me, but I don't call them back as quickly as the ones who have.

For post judgement interrogatories and production of documents, can I object to plaintiffs request for spouse's financial info?

The reason they ask for your spouse's bank account statements and joint tax returns is because many judgment debtors hide and/or transfer assets to...

Hi I living off my social security an both I an my wife have had medical problems so how can file bankruptcy with no money left

If you're "judgment proof", you might not really need to file bankruptcy. However, some folks just like the peace of mind knowing no bill...

I agree with Ms. Larkin. If they do claim a security interest in the items purchased, you have another option besides offering to redeem the...

Are debt collectors allowed to make threats regarding process serving and judgements ?

Has a lawsuit actually been filed? Check online court records for your county. This sounds very suspicious. I've never heard of a debt collector...

Attorney will not record Satisfaction of Judgement on my real property?

I agree with Ms. Wesley's excellent response.

Joint bank account garnishment after bankruptcy

Texas law does not appear to recognize tenancy by the entirety property, so I would be very concerned about the joint bank account. It might be...

Can I settle out of court after receiving court scheduling notice for Discover Card credit card debt?

You may want to consider bankruptcy, depending on the value of your car, the equity in your home, and which state's exemptions apply. I suggest...