Do I need a lawyer if someone ate my food at work but I get wrote up?

It's an unfortunate situation that someone stole your food out of the fridge, but unless you know who did it and can prove it, there isn't much you...

If the divorce decree or settlement agreement states that he should be paying for the debt, your recourse would be to ask the court to compel him...

Will Filing for Bankruptcy eliminate an equity line of credit ?

I agree with Attorney Bunce's answer. Bankruptcy discharges your personal liability on debt, so if there is equity in the home above and beyond...

Can I file Backruptcy and is this a dischargable debt?

You would be well advised to seek counsel from a local bankruptcy attorney. Avoid the "bankruptcy mill" and look for an attorney who is...

I never received an itemized bill for my emergency room visit. I am now in collections. Is this legal? (pennsylvania)

It depends on the particular hospital's policy, but some hospitals send bills directly to collections because they don't deal with the...

I want to get a Foreclosure and HOA suit dismissed!

You are responsible for any HOA dues that are assessed after your bankruptcy is filed so it is to your obvious benefit to get the deed out of your...

How old must a child be in order to speak for himself in court to decide visitation adjustments?

Indiana law generally allows a judge to consider a child at least 14 years of age to provide input as to personal desires regarding custody and...

Can chapt 7 get rid of unwanted realestate?

Bankruptcy does not get rid of property. This is a common misunderstanding; rather, bankruptcy discharges your personal liability on debt and if...

Are there any penalties for creating and possessing counterfeit money without any intention of using it?

The anti-counterfeiting laws are very comprehensive in covering just about anything and everything having to do with making, passing or handling...

A creditor recieved a money judgment then had the sheriff sell the debtors property

If the creditor was paid in full, there shouldn't be any cause to sue the co-signer.