Birch Run, MI
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Birch Run, MI
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Real Estate, General Practice
There is not much you can do on your own - self help in this case will only exacerbate the tensions. You need a court order, if you can get one,...
You both may need to file bankruptcy.
If she had no will, then the home would have been owned by 7 siblings at her death. When the brother died, his spouse/kids took over his share, so...
None of you have any right to occupy the premises. You could become the conservator for the life estate holder and file an ejectment action...
You would be committing fraud - Stafford Loans are for educational purposes, not debt repayment.
Most definitely retain an attorney to assist you in this process. Pre-filing planning is interpreted by each court and you need someone local to...
A message to have your attorney call you is worthless. You need to be very specific about what information you are looking for. Same with e-mails...
In general, I suggest a joint bankruptcy be done first. That way the divorce court only deals with property division. Unsecured debts are gone,...
If you ignore the bankruptcy, your claim will be discharged as to those defendants. If you want to preserve your rights you need to file an...
If you are talking about Schedule E - Unsecured Priority creditors, the instructions are pretty clear about what needs to be listed. See 11 USC 507.
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