Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +3 more
Because YOUR relationship with YOUR attorney is YOUR issue. The attorney has the right to be paid, regardless of whether your ex complies with the...
Yes, you have rights, but none that will resolve your problems quickly. You will have to consult with a divorce attorney and see how much you can...
You actually 2 separate issues. As far as the bill goes, you are responsible for it. Ultimately, however, you need to consult with a medical...
There is no easy answer. You can refile the liens, but they won't care because you won't (or can't) follow through and actually foreclose. This...
Yes, you need to file a bankruptcy. But, a second issue is what your divorce decree says about the house and liability for it. Since you received...
While connected, one doesn't have anything to do with other. Both names are on the loan. Both are liable. As far as hiding info, that's another...
Non-economic damages are generally not actionable to my knowledge. They certainly aren't under the FDCPA.
No. Your loan is in default, and they probably sued and obtained a judgment, hence the garnishment order. You can certainly try to negotiate with...
A few thoughts. First, just because it was a "private" loan doesn't mean it stayed one. If this was federally back stopped, then the government...
Sadly, there isn't much you can do. This is a common clause, and it can typically be enforced - the loan is in default, and they can call the loan.
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