Indianapolis, IN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
Did you co-sign for this person? If that is the case, the only ways to avoid the liability of the debt is to 1) have the person refinance the loan...
The answer to your question depends on 1) what exemption is available to you 2) did you take the proper exemption(s) 3) what exactly is the trustee...
No - that sounds pretty much like standard procedure in that situation.
No
The only thing "nomal" about that is that it's one of the most common tricks employed by creditors/plaintiffs in trying to get a defendant/debtor...
Indiana Trial Rule 53.3 provides that the judge has 30 days after the hearing to issue a decision. That does not mean the judge is prohibited from...
It is possible the judgment-creditor may seize your tax refund (not including the earned income credit amount) if you have not already spent it.
That sounds like a pretty clear-cut violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. If you decide to sue them, they could be made to pay you...
No, you cannot sue him for the same thing in a different court. Your only remedy is a TIMELY filed appeal to the Indiana Court of Appeals.
You need to contact a local attorney for guidance. You have to be careful that you truly understand and recognize what exactly has happened. What...
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