What will happen to my house?
Because you received the house in the divorce and it was deeded to you by your ex, the house should not be a part of your ex's bankruptcy. It also...
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Because you received the house in the divorce and it was deeded to you by your ex, the house should not be a part of your ex's bankruptcy. It also...
To fully answer this, more information would be needed, but based on the information that is here, it may be that the new business has some...
Your employer was under a court order to take those funds. You should have gotten notice from the creditor and the court before any of this...
Repossession is only a remedy for a lien holder and the exemption would not apply to a lien holder. A creditor, such as a credit card debt, would...
If the creditor already has a judgment, it can be disputed if it was paid, but it is much harder. You should speak to an attorney as soon as...
The creditor will allow you to make payments if you can come to an agreement as to the amount of those payments. How much those payments will be...
Based on what you have said, it may be that what you signed was an agreed judgment providing for the payment terms. If that is the case, it will...
From what you have said, it sounds like the agreement they sent you was an agreed order. If that is the case, they will (or should) file it with...
First, you should talk to your bankruptcy attorney immediately. However, from what you have said, the request for the funds was made by the...
First off talk to your lawyer in the Chapter 13. Having said that, if the debt was held to be not subject to discharge in your 2008 Chapter 7,...