Birch Run, MI
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Birch Run, MI
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Real Estate, General Practice
First, you signed the lease, so you are responsible. It does not matter why you signed, just that you did. Second, the landlord can always file a...
While it may seem like the same transaction, your situation is actually two. First, you are selling the home to a third party buyer - part of that...
As long as you keep the mortgage current, the lender cannot foreclose, or take any other action against you, or the property.
Payday loan collectors lie about everything. Many are internet only, so you can never find a way to sue them for their lies. Tell the collector...
Most judgments are "jointly and severally" meaning that each of you owes the whole thing until the creditor gets it all. So even if you paid half,...
No, the debts are yours. The new wife has no legal obligation. You can file bankruptcy alone and get rid of your debts. Just be aware, that if...
There are lots of things, though none may be likely. Have you hidden assets? Have you acted in bad faith (something specific to your...
It will be detrimental to your credit rating. Just labeling your payment "paid in full" does not constitute an accord and satisfaction. You would...
Most likely you would win a lawsuit, but getting paid is another matter. Your "friend" could file bankruptcy and eliminate that possibility.
You owe the money. Just like the furniture store would owe you if they charged $1,500,000 on your card and you did not notice at the time.
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