In chapter 13 how can I keep my cars and how do I know how much I have to pay back
There are multiple factors that can effect what the payment will be on each loan. Some of those factors are: 1) Are either of the loans...
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There are multiple factors that can effect what the payment will be on each loan. Some of those factors are: 1) Are either of the loans...
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The best way to find out is ask that question as one of the question in a set of interrogatories propounded to the plaintiff. However, unless your...
Ms. Golont's response is right on point. If you are behind on your house mortgage and you want to keep your home, you don't have a lot of options...
It is amazing how many clients with similar stories have sat in my office. Debt settlement companies and credit counseling companies that attempt...
Not of enough facts to answer your question. You did not give us the state where the lien was enrolled. The statute of limitations (SOL) varies...
The IRS looks at your income and your expenses to determine the amount you can pay in an installment agreement. Being on medicaid is not a...
Under bankruptcy law, you can have two domiciles at the same time and if you have had either domicile for 91 of the last 180 days, you can file in...
If the mortgage holder or servicer has not commenced foreclosure, you should be able to pay the funds necessary to bring the loan current and then...
I have not handled this type of matter in over 25 years. However, I doubt the method to resolve this has changed. You should be able to...
If the lien does not appear on your credit report, then your credit score is not effected by the lien. The only way that the lender will be...