Are joint bank accounts exempt when spouse is being sued for credit card debt?
The other answers are correct, but need to be combined. The lawsuit is only against you, and not against your wife, so the judgment would only be...
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The other answers are correct, but need to be combined. The lawsuit is only against you, and not against your wife, so the judgment would only be...
Most likely you are being sued in General Sessions Court, where no formal Answer is required. You just have to show up on the designated court...
Since you are in chapter 13, I assume that you have a lawyer. He or she should be able to answer this question quickly and easily. That's what you...
When I get questions like this the first two words out of my mouth are "It depends." In most cases there is one way or another to keep the house...
Be very careful about stuff like this. Personally I don't think it's a problem, because it's not income, and because you aren't incurring any new...
If the case is still open, have your attorney file a motion to redeem. That will probably cost you a few hundred extra dollars, but it may be well...
The short answer is "yes." He can sue you, and he will probably win. The odds of you getting that negative tradeline deleted from your credit...
The short answer is "no." He didn't sell you the property or otherwise sign over ownership. You essentially just cosigned a loan for him. That...
Yes. It's called the Doctrine of Necessaries. It applies not only to the final medical expenses of a deceased spouse, but to any debts incurred by...
There are several different ways that this could go, because there are too many variables. It is possible, although extremely unlikely that a...