OK, you have a few issues here. The first is that you became entitled to an inheritance. The time in which you became is very important as it...

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Perm. restraining order against judgment debtor - but I as creditor need to attend his bankruptcy hearing. How can we do this?

I would recommend speaking with the trustee and the US Trustee’s office. If your meeting has security officers, contact them as well and request an...

Hello, I am having difficulty with Dell, Inc representatives they are not cooperating with my customer service calls?

You have a contract dispute case. Since the amount is question is so small, you can address your concerns in small claims court.

Without reading your plan and having access to your mortgage statements, there is no way to know how to respond to your question. Presumably, you...

Chapter 13 Plan Modification — Can you modify your plan retroactively?

You were paying on a confirmed plan and the trustee was processing those payments under a confirmed plan. If you modify a confirmed plan, then the...

Do you have 14 days to respond to a Motion for Relief from Stay in bankruptcy court?

Why don’t you call the office and find out. There had to be a basis to respond. If there is no response then the request will be granted. Again,...

Would a Chptr 7 discharged debt be upheld if it was wrongly classified as Unsecured when it is actually a "Secured Debt"?

If you have a valid secured deed of trust on real property, the security interest survives as it is an interest on the land, not on the person....

What recourse do I have against a hospital and collection agency for wrongfully marring my credit?

You may have a Fair Credit Reporting Act claim. Contact a consumer advocate attorney

What is the max amount of months you can get to make up post-petition arrears through adequate protection payments?

Sometimes you can get 12 months, but never seen more than that

1. You hired the attorney so you can choose to take that advice or not. 2. Why would you ask other attorneys who do not know all the facts. 3....