Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
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I'm assuming, like the previous responses, that when you say that the "owners of her complex," you mean the company that has the overall...
While I agree, technically, that your husband simply cannot "throw you and the kids (esp. the kids) out of the house," the reality is that the...
I agree with the earlier post's analysis of the technical factors going into a spousal maintenance decision, but I don't necessarily agree that...
Your husband is 100% wrong - you haven't "given up" anything. Obviously, you are interested in a divorce (hence the headline on your post). The...
In my experience, even with a Karon waiver (which is a clause in a divorce precluding future modification or an award of a maintenance), a...
You are basically talking about the same thing. Minnesota does recognize "legal separation," but it is basically the same as a divorce without...
There isn't usually a limit on the number of times, but, rather, on the total amount that can be garnished. Under federal law, civil (non-support)...
You didn't overpay anyone. The creditor has every right to add on the costs they've incurred in collecting on your debt. So, that attorney's fees...
If there is a judgment against you in NY for the unpaid alimony, then, yes, they can levy your bank account - nothing improper about it at all.
No, you can't. Undoubtedly, they are adding their costs, interest, etc. to the original amount, which is what is being reported on your credit...
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