After foreclosure on my property and the sheriffs sale is completed. Can the lender or buyer enter the property? In Minnesota.

You have the right to stay in the property during the six-month redemption period. Sometimes they will drive by the property to see if it is...

What happens to delinquent property taxes on a home in foreclosure in the state of Minnesota?

First, you should not assume that the taxes will become non-homestead. That typically only happens when the title actually changes, or if you...

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How can I force an assumption of a mortgage or refinance from ex-spouse?

Presuming that the divorce decree requires her to refinance (and if it doesn't, you basically have no recourse), you could take her back to court...

Chapter 13 questions

First, you need to go through the means test with a competent attorney to determine whether you qualify for chapter 7. I have had many people who...

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Request judge to convert it to Chapter 13 and liquidate the hidden assests

The chapter 7 trustee goes after assets, in the United States trustee tries to push higher income people into a chapter 13. So you can try to alert...

How do I file bankruptcy on a house that is in my name but I do not live at and my name was suppose to be taken off of the house

I will first start out trying to answer the question in the title. I would only recommend that you filed bankruptcy, if you have other debt that...

Can I stop credit counseling and file bankruptcy? Also, I have some money in savings. Will I lose that money in Bankruptcy??

You can definitely stop the credit counseling. In fact, you may very well be able to seek a refund, and possibly additional damages, against them....

Yes you can, and don't let anybody tell you anything to the contrary. More than two years has elapsed from the bankruptcy, (although for some...

How do courts determine debt in divorce. Are things split 50/50, or can each party take responsibility for their own debts?

Whether she is actually liable on his medical debts would be a question under North Carolina law. The safe thing would be for her to list his...

The trustee can only avoid payments if it's more than $600 in the prior 90 days, so $175/month shouldn't be a problem.