Will I be able to file bankruptcy, after I have done it 2 times before?

You can file again, but depending on what you filed (Chapter 7 or 13), how long ago you filed it, and what you want to file now, you may or may not...

HHow to find out if a lawyer got permission to drop a client?

Lawyers have to get permission from the court to withdraw their representation in a pending case. If he got permission to “drop” your fiancée,...

An Alias summons was sent to an address where I have never lived. It is from LVNV collections. Is the summons valid?

If you know a lawsuit has been filed against you it might be smart to deal with it sooner rather than later. Even though it went to the wrong...

How do I stop garnishment after the debt was repaid a month ago and it is still taking more in the state of ohio do I need to f?

You will have to ask the court to terminate the garnishment order. You will have to file a motion in the court asking that the garnishment order be...

Is it illegal to sell your debt?

What you have been told is incorrect. A lender can sell a loan without your permission. There is generally nothing prohibiting them from doing so....

These determinations are made by the probate court. If you want to help him out, you will need to find an attorney experienced in guardianship /...

Money that is unclaimed generally is required to be turned over to the state. There is a database you can search for Ohio (and several other...

Can I be excempted from a judgement Lein on property I do not own

The creditor might have filed the notice of judgment lien just in case you own real property. If you don't own real property, then there is nothing...

How can a buisness claim we are a creditor when they didnt owe us money ,is that bankruptcy fraud?

Was your land contract recorded? If it was not, then what might have happened is the company applied for a loan, a title search was conducted and...

What do i have to do to get a lien removed off my property?

Under KRS 382.365, there can be stiff penalties for failing to timely release a lien. Assuming what you said is true and the lien has been wholly...