Filing for bankruptcy but doesn’t want to lose car?

If you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you can likely reaffirm on your vehicle loan, and continue to pay the creditor, and keep the car, just as if...

Your best bet would be to file a Ch. 7 bankruptcy. Unfortunately, your creditors aren't going to give you much grace. If they have a garnishment,...

I was served a summary order from the sheriff for an unpaid credit card they said I had 20 days to answer what do I do now?

You should talk to a local bankruptcy attorney about your options.

Can an executor of an estate sell to himself the real estate if an outstanding balance on the mortgage exists?

Yes, but if there is equity in the property, it would need to go back into the estate (which you would also need to open with the county probate...

How do I go about claiming my deceased mother's unclaimed money? I filed all the proper paperwork with unclaimed money

Open an estate in probate court in the county where she lived or file a motion to re-open the estate if the estate has already been probated.

If I file a Chapter 7 with my spouse, will the homestead exemption amount be doubled even if I am not on the home's deed?

No, only your spouse can claim the exemption if your name is not on the deed.

Is there any action that I can take to stop a wage garnishment from National Collegiate?

In order to discharge any student loans, even private ones, you must file an adversary proceeding (AP) to determine dischargeability. They likely...

What can a finance company do to me if I am unable to pay them an have some house hold items as collateral but fell on hard time

They can sue you. However, even if they obtain a judgment against you, it will be difficult for them to execute on that judgment since they cannot...

Can alleged creditor enforce property lien, no proof of claim or appearance filed in ch7 AFTER, discharge of debt filed unsecure

You would've needed to file an adversary proceeding in the bankruptcy case in order to discharge the mortgage lien. Because they are a secured...

Can I sue?

Absolutely. You should contact an experienced attorney to help you recover from the drivers insurance company.