Can my mom's home be sold to cover my debts in a chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Yes, the Trustee would try to liquidate the property. You could take your name off the deed and wait the statutory look-back period which I...
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Yes, the Trustee would try to liquidate the property. You could take your name off the deed and wait the statutory look-back period which I...
No, he cannot. Good luck to you! -Dean D. Paolucci, Attorney at Law
No, you are not liable for the debt.
I think you are fine. As long as he is not on any of your accounts, they cannot seize assets of someone that is not indebted to the creditor.
Well, no. If it's gone, then they cannot repo it, because they won't know where to find it. They could sue you in state court for conversion of...
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Yes, you can charge interest and your demand must be reasonable. This should be laid out in your patient contract too. Take a look at the Fair...
Yes, you are still liable for any debts incurred after filing. Bankruptcy wipes out your liability for the debt; it does not take your name off...
That is correct, you need to file a "Proof of Claim". the form can be found online, but you may need a lawyer to help you fill it out...
Drive, walk, run to his office and get your money. Good Luck to you! -Dean D. Paolucci, Attorney at Law Practicing in Ohio and Illinois
You can request a document showing that you signed for the debt. They have to have proof that you owe it, and they have to send it to you under...