Property in to foreclouser would like to go deed in lure what my recourse

You pose a very good question. Because your loan is up side down, you are more likely to face a deficiency judgment. A deficiency judgment may...

Does it matter after foreclosure if the first and 2nd mortgage were with the same lender if the 2nd tries to collect?

I agree with the previous comments. However, I would urge you to consult with a consumer protection attorney prior to seeking bankruptcy...

Stuck between a rock and a hard place

I mostly agree with the previous comments. Consult with an experienced workers' compensation attorney in your area. Workers compensation claims are...

Is this a nuff $$$$

For several reasons, I would suggest a consult with a workers' compensation attorney. Your employer and claims adjuster will receive the benefit...

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Reduced workers comp check

As stated in the previous comments, there are many reasons why your benefits could be reduced under law. However, rather than simply relying on...

Workers Comp hearing

I agree with the previous answers. You should contact a local workers compensation attorney to advise you on this matter. Best of luck to you.

Fired form job

I agree with the previous response provided. You should contact a Worker's Compensation/Employment Attorney to effectively address your potential...

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Small claims court process the District Court ruled in my favor. The Defendant failed to honor the court ruling what's next?

If you have obtained a judgment against the Defendant and Defendant is believed to be gainfully employed, then you may seek a writ of wage...

How to start a redemption process after a foreclosure sale

Each state has various statutory laws and requirements governing one's 'Right of Redemption.' With that said, you should contact a licensed...

If i am less than one year delinquent on my property association dues , can the actually do a non-judicial foreclosure?

It is difficult to say definitively whether or not they can foreclose on your property without knowing the details of your homeowner's association...