Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +3 more
Let's be clear - you can always "go back to court" and ask for anything you wish. The question is whether you'll get it or not. With the...
I assume from your question that the bankruptcy trustee is asking about the money - where it came from, the amounts, purpose, dates, etc.? You...
I assume what you are saying is that you filed a Chap. 13 bankruptcy and one of the creditors to whom you owed money (as in you were behind on the...
Unless your state has a law making spouses liable for the debts of each other (MN has such a law for debts related to "necessary living expenses,"...
Yes, they can still do it, despite the "Hatch" response above. No creditor is obligated to simply write down or write off legitimate bills just...
No, you can't. Your parents are still liable for the loan regardless of what you do. And, there is probably an acceleration clause in the loan...
I slightly agree with the previous answer. Yes, assuming what you say is true, you could sue them for a FDCPA violation. BUT, I highly doubt...
No. Even if you file separately, the means test still requires that you include your spouse's income for calculation. So, it would make no...
Yes, you can include it. As for what breaking the lease shows on your credit report, the depends on what, if anything, gets reported. Most small...
Yes...I would consider that to be marital property subject to you receiving some portion of it. The exact nature of the funds needs to be...
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