Indianapolis, IN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
You should contact your local public defender's office or get information from either a county bar association or the Indiana State Bar Association.
It depends on what type of liability/obligation you are talking about with regard to the underlying judgment. If it is for support or maintenance,...
Attorney fees must be reasonable but what is reasonable differs from market to market, practice area and local customs. So, that fee does seem...
A creditor can pursue any "non-exempt" assets to the extent that execution satisfies the underlying debt, interests and fees.
From what you've said, it's probably unlikely that there is double jeopardy, but it depends on what crimes you have been charged with.
It depends on the exemptions available to you when and where you file. Also, the nature of the lawsuit will also determine how much is exempt from...
You should seek legal guidance from local counsel. You may have a case, but your time to pursue it is limited by law.
It may be legal but you should ask the court that rendered the judgment that is allowing them to levy your bank account to provide an "asset...
The designation of whether a deficiency judgment is secured or unsecured varies from district to district in the way of developed "case law." ...
It is common for a Trustee to keep the case open to administer assets and and an asset such as a tax refund is quite common a reason to keep the...
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