You most likely owe the medical bills as they were incurred during the marriage, and Minnesota law DOES make a spouse liable for them (the...

Am I responsible for Student loans my deceased husband co-signed on for his son?

Contractually, no. You are not liable for the loans unless you also co-signed them. The lender, however, could look to see if there were any...

I am pregnant. The father of the child is willing to sign away all rights. What do I do to make sure this is legal?

Generally, you cannot do what you seek to do. Usually, no court will simply allow a biological father to "sign away" (meaning to voluntarily...

Delta canceled flight to India, failed to inform. Then lost my luggage causing severe hardship. What is my relief?

You did not say why the flight was cancelled. If it was due to weather or other unforeseen issues, they are not really obligated to do anything...

Received Summons and Complaint from Debt Collector. Paid debt, not not sure if I need to answer complaint.

I'd say that you should not file an answer since the case has been (will be) dismissed. Check with the court regularly to ensure the dismissal if...

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Can a debt incurred between filing a Chapter 13 and the confirmation hearing be included in the Bankruptcy?

Generally, debts incurred post-filing are not part of the bankruptcy, so I'd highly doubt you can amend the petition to include the new medical...

Until your bankruptcy is actually filed, the lien holder can repo your car at any time if the loan is in default. Once you file, they are barred...

Who is liable to pay a lein after settlement?

I can guarantee that your attorney NEVER said that if a creditor comes up after settlement that they (your attorney) would be liable for it. No...

Do I need a credit attorney?

Do you need a "credit attorney?" No. First, whomever told you to NOT pay YOUR bills during the divorce provided you with moronic advice. Why on...

Can my lawyer go to a debtor's exam without me or is it mandatory that I go also?

It is a DEBTOR'S EXAM. Your attorney is not the debtor - YOU ARE. Your attorney has no authority to testify on your behalf - that's your job. ...