The live-in boyfriend is not a “household member” unless he is listed as your dependent on your previous years income tax return or if you will be...

In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, for a 2004 examination, does the Trustee have the right to demand my 3-years tax returns?

The Ch 7 Trustee can request both your personal and business income tax returns for the previous four (4) years.

If I file bankruptcy and I have a loan that has my car title as collateral, if I file that will they take my car?

The attorney who handles your case should verify that the lien on your vehicle was properly recorded under the applicable state law, so that it is...

Hello, In Alabama, if I find a property that has been abandoned. Can I fix up the house and rent it out? adverse poss?

Check the Alabama Code on breaking and entering, a lesser included offense of burglary, with it being an "unoccupied dwelling." Adverse...

What's my recourse against a bankruptcy lawyer for not disclosing all information?

Here's the most honest statement you will read today: you have no case. It would have been worse if the lawyer advised you to reaffirm the second...

What is the quickest a lawyer can complete a bankruptcy?

Whenever someone calls and asks me this question my response is always "how much money do you have for legal fees up front? And, no personal checks...

Civil judgement regarding bankruptcy question

Yes, but make sure you didn't do anything to the landlord set out under 11 USC 523. ( justia.com has free access to the US Code)

Should I declare bankruptcy or go for a debt settlement?

A debt settlement will result in the creditor filing a 1099 for the amount of the write off. That will be considered taxable income on your tax...

Before you do anything, go to the US Department of Education website and see if you qualify for an administrative discharge or reduction of the...

How do I reinstate my bankruptcy that was dismissed.

You will need to pay the balance of the Court filing fee in full before you file a new case. Please be sure to meet with your attorney in person...