Indianapolis, IN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
I don't see any problem with your divorce petition as long as you were truthful and you tell the court about any updates, there shouldn't be any...
According to the Supreme Court's online docket, Case Number: 06 S 01 - 1112 - CR - 00703 COTTINGHAM, DOUGLAS V. STATE OF INDIANA, has not had any...
The entire reason that a "third party" would purchase a debt is to pay little for it and try to collect it. If the assignment is proper, that...
Attorney Koslyn's answer is absolutely correct. If you co-signed the agreement, you cannot take your name off the loan, even through a divorce. ...
You should consult an attorney to help assist you in this matter. These lawsuits can be complex, and if not handled correctly, can result in a...
As unfortunate as it may be, there are people who are, in a sense, too poor to file bankruptcy. For the most part, no matter how much the debtor...
Who has the will? Any party with an interest in the decedent's estate can probate a will. You may wish to contact the county clerk and ask if a...
You may wish to contact your local bar association or state bar association and inquire as to the availability of "pro bono" assistance.
No. For many reasons, the U.S. Government will never be "bankrupt."
The answers to your questions are in all of your paperwork, including the installment loan agreement. Usually, when the financing is not approved,...
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