For a rollover IRA, what jurisdictional law determines non bankruptcy exemptions from creditors?
The rules of where you live apply - the account's "location" is irrelevant as you have no control over that. So, if you take a rollover and are...
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The rules of where you live apply - the account's "location" is irrelevant as you have no control over that. So, if you take a rollover and are...
Yes, your fiancé owes the HOA fees - all fees generated post-filing are new and, therefore, not discharged. Same with property taxes. But, the...
There is no cap - it can stay on "reserved" status forever until some asks the court to impose a support order.
I'd say no - the court is in error by setting support (including arrears) above what federal law says can be garnished from a paycheck. There is a...
And, your question is......?
It depends on what type of lien you're talking about. If a lien has actually been recorded, it will never drop off until it is paid. If you're...
Let's back up a minute - go to the real issue. Did you actually incur this debt? In other words, do you agree that you actually owe this card...
Whether judgments show on a CR is a hit-or-miss proposition - sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. Contact B of A and demand verification of...
You'll need to rephrase your question - it doesn't make much sense. Would what be advisable?
All types of bankruptcy would allow you to keep your primary vehicle with a lien on it. Assuming there is no equity in the vehicle, it's a...