Where do you think the attorney got your address? Have you kept your ex up on your whereabouts? If so, then the ex is responsible for the bad...

Bankruptcy..

From debts you stop making payments on. From garnished funds that can be recovered in bankruptcy. From friends or family who want to help you...

I have a judgment against someone. He filed for bankruptcy. Now the sheriff says the money they were holding can be released.

You may not be entitled to the funds - attempting to get them could violate the automatic stay or discharge injunction. I suggest you speak with a...

I FILED BANKRUPTCY FORGOT TO SUBMIT FORM TO CLERK OF COURT FROM MY LAST CLASS CLOSE WITHOUT DISCHARGED HAD TO

If you have already refiled, it would be the date of the new filing, and any debt accrued since the first filing would be included. It is also...

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Need a quick advice form a bankruptcy attorney or other.

Give the house to the trustee. It was a fraudulent transfer by your mother and the trustee can undo the gift. Or you can pay the trustee the...

I have a small business and it is an LLC. If I file for a personal bankruptcy, will it affect my LLC?

The key issue is what would the LLC sell for IF it were sold when you file bankruptcy. If you were a lawyer, accountant, or quilter, the LLC would...

My house is paid for but I have a home equity loan on it and owe alot of money on credit card. Whats my choice.

Definitely talk to a bankruptcy attorney before you do ANYTHING. You need a plan, and an attorney can help you put one together.

Is there help in stopping State of Michigan bulling from Treasury Department?

No, the state is the original creditor, so the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act does not apply. Talk to a bankruptcy attorney to see if...

Can I file bankrupcy on NY & IRS Taxes?

Based on your limited facts, you can likely discharge the taxes. You need to have an attorney assess your situation and the types of taxes your...

Do I need a bankruptcy

If you owe more than half your annual income, you should seriously consider bankruptcy. You owe more than twice that, so I think bankruptcy will...