Memphis, TN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Memphis, TN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, General Practice
As long as you don't have an attorney of your own, then yes, they can contact you directly. You can demand that they not contact you at all, or you...
Reading between the lines, I'm guessing that you were served with lawsuit papers, and that you either went to court or contacted the plaintiff's...
I agree with the other answer, but would add that surrendering the car now should have no new effect on your credit rating. That already happened...
The forgiveness described in the other answer does not apply here. NCSLT only handles private loans, and on top of that they have a nonprofit...
It happens, but it's not supposed to. Our chapter 13 trustees are very strict about enforcing their rule that a person who is in an active...
Yes and no. You can certainly sue your two friends (?) and have a judge rule that they have to pay their fair share. But that won’t change...
In general I agree with the other responses. The title lender did have the right to repossess the car, and the only two ways to get it back are to...
Yes, it is certainly possible that the judgment creditor could have the sheriff seize your car. In west Tennessee that almost never happens, unless...
Most judges, but definitely not all, will let you reopen the bankruptcy case specifically to file a motion to avoid that lien. Go back to your...
The short answer is "yes." There is no requirement in the law that they give you any sort of warning before filing suit. In fact, some creditors...
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