Can an HOA assess additional amounts on a late fee?

So, you owe $570, which is the 2 dues payments you missed plus the two late fees? Or, you're saying that they are claiming $570 simply from two...

Do I have to pay a late fee if my check for rent hasn't went through/was lost by the apartment complex?

Or, the checks were stolen from the drop box. Either way, stop payment on those checks and simply write new ones to the landlord. As for the late...

Can I still file bankruptcy if the collector already withdrawal money from my bank account?

Sure. As to whether or not you'll get the money back that has already been taken, frankly, that's a long shot. It would require your assigned...

Did a former tenant's bankruptcy lawyer do wrong notifying me of amendment to include rent AFTER the bankruptcy was discharged?

If your statement of the facts is correct, the attorney did nothing improper. Bankruptcy schedules get amended all the time, and since it occurred...

Alimony and Child Support in Bankruptcy

Neither is dischargeable in bankruptcy, and you cannot "reduce" what is owed. You will owe the entire amount. If you file a Chap. 13, it may be...

What are the laws regarding taking a child for a short vacation over state lines in MN?

I'm not as cut-and-dried as the earlier responses. While it is true that there is a statute specifically dealing with removal from the state for...

Can a child keep their belongings like gifts a parent bought if the chlid moves in with the other parent?

Legally, there's really no answer to that. Your mother purchased it, so, technically, it's her computer. You can argue it's a gift, but you're a...

How do I go about repairing my credit?

No. They will report that you paid them (which you're obligated to do, or they'll start collection action against you), but the earlier...

I got a notice of recording foreign judgement, what do I do?

Nothing. A "foreign judgment" means that a creditor sued you in another jurisdiction and already obtained a judgment. You received a notice that...

If it is an actual lien against the property, it never "expires" - the lien has to be paid, or the lien holder can assert their rights (like demand...

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