Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +3 more
Absolutely nothing. First, you have no evidence you "own" the TV. Your friend will say it was a gift. So, your only solution would be to sue...
If it's regular, ordinary debt, no. If it's taxes, child support, etc., then yes.
There is nothing to do. Your wife is not liable for it, and being on SSI, you are basically "judgment proof." That doesn't mean you don't owe the...
Until you go back to court and get the support order changed, it continues as-is. You need to get it modified to have the support money diverted...
A spouse's income is not taken into consideration in determining support - your husband's income will be.
No. The taxes will accrue against the property, so they become the bank's problem.
I'm a little unclear here. Your soon-to-be ex owns a company. Is it a corporation, LLC, or is it merely a d/b/a? If it is a corporation or LLC,...
Probably not. It's YOUR plan, and I'm assuming they aren't a co-signor on the plan, that basically, you opened another line on the plan and gave...
I have to agree with the earlier response - a "temporary" order is no less important or binding than a "permanent" order. You can certainly go to...
Here's the problem - from what you've posted, I don't see a FDCPA violation. Obviously, you aren't denying that you owe this debt - you're...
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