You need to consult a bankruptcy attorney in your area. Bankruptcy is not a DIY enterprise. 122A determines your basic eligibility for a...

We would need to know a lot more of the particular facts before we can provide any kind of meaningful answer. What type of bankruptcy was...

As Mr. Granvold said, you are required to disclose transfers of your assets leading up to the bankruptcy. Whether the transfers will present a...

As my colleagues have said, you will not go to jail for inability to pay a debt. The creditor may sue and get a judgment against you, which would...

It would also depend on what you mean when you say he lost. If the small claims court issued a judgment in the case, thereby adjudicating the...

Always get a receipt. Without proof that you paid, it may be difficult to show that they are not entitled to collect the remaining money. You...

If your wages are being garnished, that means that they sued you at some point and got a judgment against you. You can speak to a GA attorney to...

While, generally, the deceased spouse's debts become the responsibility of the deceased spouse's estate, and not the surviving relatives, Ohio law...

I agree with Attorney Gottlieb. The most effective way to deal with this issue is probably through a proposed amendment to your chapter 13 plan...

If you believe that the debt was paid, the best bet might be to wait until they send out their papers and see what they send. If you have evidence...