Rules of professional conduct that regulate the practice of law prohibit lawyers from giving advice to people that they know are already...

If you're eligible, you can have your name changed. I've done it for clients many times. More...

I am not a defense attorney but my advice to you is to IMMEDIATELY DELETE THIS POST. You put your name on a public forum concerning a potential...

Yes, under the right circumstances, you can. For more info: https://debtfreeindy.com/sealing-eviction-records https://youtu.be/jZyP9SQt1eM

The answer is in your contract with the builder. These scenarios are very common. You will likely lose some (perhaps all) of your money for...

You said that you filed bankruptcy in 2011 but that your father was the debtor? Who is collecting debt? What type of debt? Who owed the debt,...

Start with Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure 34(C) and 45 and check local rules of court for the county in which the litigation is pending.

I don't know of any real estate agent who does any kind of errands without a signed agreement. If you signed an agreement, the terms are stated in...

Yes, the money is non-exempt under Indiana law and available to pay your creditors. When you say that it was agreed that you would pay $6,574,...

It means that you have some type of non-exempt asset that the trustee intends to take and liquidate for the benefit of your creditors - the people...