Can I sue my realtor?

The listing agreement and any other signed agreements between yourself and the realtor will govern your rights and their responsibilities. These...

What advantage woulda a digruntled co owner get from sending us a quitclaim deed ( with us as the recievers of the property)

Your brother-in-law fails to make the distinction between being a titleholder to the property and being a borrower on the debt. Transferring title...

Debtor examination - only in my name. Do I have to show my spouses info since his name isnt on it?

A creditor only asks for a debtor's exam after they have a judgment against you. The request for the examination (a subpoena) will list all the...

A garnishment directed to a bank will attach to any account on which your name appears. If you are on an account jointly with your husband, they...

A wage garnishment allows a creditor to garnish wages for a 3 month period from your employer. If you have two different jobs, the creditor can...

My wife has a judgment in Michigan and they are holding her state refund check how can I have that removed and since I am her

You have the right as a joint filer to file an objection to the garnishment based on the fact that some portion of the refund is attributable to...

Can I file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy based on these facts?

You need to sit down with an experienced bankruptcy attorney to go through all of the details. One important factor may be how much of your debt...

New law on IRA lien - related to bankruptcy law - Is there a new law that said they can place a lien on your IRA as collateral?

Let your attorney take the lead in finding out what exactly the trustee wants. He or she can find out exactly what law the trustee was talking...

Did not reaffirm mortgage when filed Chapter 7 in 2008. Concerned about current HELOC and need advice on how to handle this.

I would need to review your schedules and the docket sheet to see which creditors were listed (usually they are pulled from a credit report), but...

Can my car be seized?

Most states allow a judgment creditor to seize property to satisfy a debt. Talk to a bankruptcy attorney to determine whether there is some...