I have seen this happen before and your remedy likely remains with the court. A social security number is helpful, but is not needed absent some...

I agree with the above answer to the extent that you can't just start a 401(k) contribution right before filing for bankruptcy. If you have one...

What kind of a lawyer should I hire if I want to settle some default judgements?

You may consult a consumer rights or bankruptcy attorney for guidance in handling your debt.

401K in Chapter 13

A 401(k) is protected by ERISA up to a million dollars (I think the actual figure is just over a million dollars now) and is exempt from the...

I have judgments against me as a result of company debt. I don't have the money. What happens next?

You should counsel from a local attorney. Many attorneys provide free consultations and can help you make an informed decision. If you have a...

Do I need an Attorney and do I have any recourse?

It's not likely that you have any recourse because even if you appeared in court to defend yourself in the matter, the Trustee can avoid the...

We won a $400,000 judgement and if the losing team goes thru the appellate courts, what do we have to do to get our money

Collection effort on the judgment is likely stayed until the appellate process has either run its course or time to seek appeal has expired.

How do we get her "protection" from the city while the banks are slow in foreclosing?

Bankruptcy only discharges your personal liability on the debt. It does not relieve you of property and you (your mom) are responsible for any...

I live in Pa and Im divorced im thinking of filing bankruptcey. the problem is My mom is 78 years old and i and a joint on all

If you file for bankruptcy, it will subject all non-exempt property to liquidation in a Chapter 7 proceeding and if you are joint on property with...

What is the non-filing wife's responsibility for a joint debt if the husband files bankruptcy separately?

Generally, the non-filing spouse is on the hook for the entire amount of the debt. When you co-sign for a debt, you are taking on sole...