Indianapolis, IN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
Most likely, yes. I say most likely because I have not read your lease agreement, but under the most common, most typical lease agreements, you...
No, under those circumstances, you would not be eligible for unemployment benefits because your seperation from employment would be voluntary.
If you file your bankruptcy before the court date, and provide the court with a copy of the "Notice of Bankruptcy" then you have no worries. If...
You're smart to be cautious. If you haven't met with the attorney yet, you should only be discussing enough details over the phone or online to...
In Indiana, on most accounts of this type, they can pursue you for six years. If you are sued within that time frame, and a judgment is given to...
You should try to work this out with the bank and get them to correct their records. If you let them repossess the vehicle, they will likely sue...
It depends on what type of case you're talking about and the circumstances of its dismissal. Some cases can be reopened, some cannot.
It doesn't sound like he has much of a case but you would be well advised to stop talking to him and seek legal counsel yourself to protect your...
They can, and likely will, sue you for not only replacement costs but also attorney fees, court costs and perhaps more. Bankruptcy may be a...
Not showing up to court is contempt of court and could result in the issuance of a body attachment for your arrest. It's never a good idea to skip...
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