From your question, I take it that it's not the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation but rather your former employer who is trying to get the money...

This is a very complicated situation, and I would encourage you to schedule a consultation with an attorney who has knowledge of insurance...

From what you've told us, it sounds like you are "judgment proof", which means that you don't have to file. However, you've given us only brief...

You were a minor at the time your father died, so no, there is no legal way for her to win on a claim that you're responsible for the funeral...

You may have been sent the paper because you were a co-debtor on some of the debts he listed. Technically, if he gets a bankruptcy discharge on...

Did you have an attorney handling your bankruptcy case for you? If so, get him involved. If not, I'd advise you to hire another attorney...

It sounds like you're "judgment proof" -- even if Discover gets a judgment against you, they are not going to be able to collect. However,...

The attorney you hired for the probate would be the best person to answer your questions, as he's aware of all the facts of your situation.

No, they shouldn't be able to put a lien on your son's property unless you are on the deed. Being a co-signer on the mortgage is not the same...

With facts as you explained them, no, they cannot file criminal charges against you. However, I've seen many instances of people being threatened...