Your remedy is with the BMV and a timely-filed administrative review of their decision, not the officer involved.

Bankruptcy would discharge your liability as a co-signer to pay back the debt. Other than filing bankruptcy, you are 100% responsible for the debt...

What you should do next is make sure that you are properly defending yourself in court, whether you hire an attorney or not. When you get the...

The law in Indiana changed in 2021 to allow for two witnesses to verify the signature instead of a Notary Public, however, there is some formality...

Bankruptcy may be the best solution to eliminate the garnishment.

It's possible, but highly unlikely. A deed to home is not like a title to a car where the lender releases the lien and sends you the title to...

In Indiana, it is legal to record your own conversation with someone else.

Garnishment is typically 25% of disposable income (income after taxes) each and ever paycheck. Bankruptcy could potentially be a good solution. ...

The answer to your question is not really about the mortgage, but rather the deed. The deed to the house governs who gets what in the event of the...

I don't see what you could sue for. If said person is elected, they are not obligated to keep you on staff.