Can I still become a lawyer? What should I do?

I would suggest you look at the state bar admissions rules published by the State Bar. I have attached the link to the Admissions section for your...

I have an owned home in Massachusetts, but worked and rented in CA for past three years, what happens to house in bankruptcy?

You cannot claim a California Homestead Exemption in a property in Mass if you do not live in the home. You have some tricky issues that need to be...

When you are an authorized user on a credit card, and your name is on the card. You and the co-debtor are responsible for the full balance. Your...

Can I reaffirm agreement on my home loan to the Bankruptcy court without paying my attorney a fee?

Yes, I suppose you could reaffirm your home loan without paying your attorney a fee to do so. So long as you follow the proper procedures and get...

5 years ago I was unemployed brieflwife filed for divorce and custody of our daughter got a job used$ to fight 4 sharedcustody

It appears from your statements that a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy may be a good option for you. A chapter 7 would get rid of the $20k in debt that you...

I would suggest going to the bank and taking your name off to eliminate any issue with the bank itself. But, you will be required to devulge that...

Bad faith is determined at the time the case is filed, not at the time something may or could happen. Your claim has to be made in the 13 to be...

I have a judgment that will be paid in Chapter 13 that is normally non dischargeable, but will be paid because the debtor just

You can ask all you want, but the system really does not work that way. If a chapter was filed 2 years ago, he cannot file another 7 for another 6...

File your proof of claim along with supporting documentation regarding the amount owed. File it with the court and send it to the trustee

I won an Adversary Proceeding in a Chapter 7 against the defendant for willful and malicious injury for converting my property..

It is a non dischargeable debt on several levels. It has already been judicially decided, and, they are not entitled to a discharge. File your POC...