Your lease is a contract between you and the landlord, and it is not possible to answer your question fully without reviewing the lease, so you...

If you have filed a 100% chapter 13, do you need to inform the court of all new purchases or any new found money?

You really should consult with your attorney on this matter, and if you do not have an attorney, you should consider hiring one. All income must be...

I am sorry to hear about the ordeal that you have endured. You need to consult with a bankruptcy attorney with foreclosure experience. There are...

Can I keep my case open in one county, and have my wife file our case in another county as an uncontested divorce to settle ?

When filing a new uncontested divorce, you are required to disclose all related cases, such as your existing divorce case. If you have a complete...

What to do about a promissory note that was due and the borrower does not want to be responsible?

Enforcement of a promissory note requires court action. Whether it is Small Claims Court, County Court, or Circuit Court depends on the amount due.

What type of lawyer to hire?

Your fiance needs to consult with an experienced collections attorney, preferably one who is also a bankruptcy attorney. The Federal Fair Debt...

I agree with Mr. Gleasons' comments, but I would recommend that you confer with your bankruptcy attorney about delivering the motorcycle to a...

I had a judgement against a LLC dissolved company But filed chapter 7 which discharged. Should I be concerned.

Your note focused on what appears to be two personal bankruptcies, a Chapter 13, which was never filed, and a Chapter 7, which for which you...

Once a Chapter 11 case is confirmed and closed, can the debtor increase their salary?

Your Chapter 11 confirmation is based on your disclosure statement and the Chapter 11 Plan. you cannot take any action that conflicts with the Plan...

Why would a creditor voluntarily dismiss a garnishment, then open a new garnishment case on the same debt?

As you can tell from my colleagues' responses, it is usually counterproductive to second-guess the motives of a creditor. However, if we were in a...