Chapter 13- What now?

Look, so many attorneys in Palm Beach County offer free consultations, why not just contact one so you can have an in-depth consultation with...

Can i be required to pay child support even if child is getting ssi

Yes, you can be required to pay child support even though your child receives SSI benefits. The child support guidelines do not allow a parent to...

2 blank leases prepared. My tenant n I fill in the blank on the date and name -they don't match. Can I still sue her?

There are some gaps in your question. I have the impression that you are now suing the tenant for unpaid rent, since you said the eviction was...

Does the FDCPA and the Texas Fair Debt Collection Practices Act apply to attorneys who are trying to collect a judgment in TX?

I can't speak for the Texas FDCPA, but the federal FDCPA does apply to attorneys. Remember, these acts apply only to those seeking to collect on...

I filed and received a Chap.7 discharge. Now someone I never knew I owed is sueing me. What can I do?

In my jurisdiction, you would be able to reopen the BKC case to amend your schedules to include the inadvertently omitted creditor, then once the...

When a small claims decision goes in my favor, how do I collect?

Mr. Taylor is not a FL attorney but the sentiment he expresses are valid. A list of things which you can not touch can be found on the Debtor...

If your case has been nolle prossed can law enforcement still come to your house looking to arrest

Yes. A nolle prosse ends one case, but if law enforcement comes up with new evidence they can come back to arrest

The problem that you face is that the lender has no reason to be "kind". Why should they release you from your obligation? You may find it hard...

You are correct, Florida law requires consent of all persons engaged in the conversation.

My mother's name and my name are on the deed to the house. She is elderly/sickly and is seeking help from various entities.

That you are the only person on the mortgage has no bearing. My colleague is correct, a judgment lien does not "attach" to the homestead...