Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +3 more
Normally, no, but if this is a debt that is incurred during your marriage and for which you received some kind of benefit (the so-called...
You aren't. You should tell them that this is how it will go - you will have a face-to-face meeting, wherein the attorney will have a certified...
You're missing some details here. They didn't issue a bank levy without obtaining a judgment against you, so you were sued at some point, and a...
I'm unclear on precisely why your brother wrote you a "large" check. If he and your mother were joint account holders on this account, he became...
You can file a bankruptcy. The reason why you still owe on the second mortgage is because in Minnesota, second mortgages are not covered under the...
Not signing the reaffirmation agreements means that your personal liability for the debts was discharged. So, they cannot sue you for any amount...
There is no way to answer your question. Was this 53% based upon late fees, costs, interest, etc.? How long has the account actually gone unpaid?...
This is tough because you need to PROVE you actually settled the debt for some amount that is, apparently, less than what was actually owed. I...
No, you can't. You have no right to a new loan, and the creditor has no obligation to give you a payment plan. You could investigate filing a...
I would normally say it's absolutely not true, and it's certainly not true for ordinary civil judgments. Banks are required to ascertain the...
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