Yes, all of the other counsels are correct, and you can definitely switch to another attorney when you convert. A substitution of counsel does...

D I have a questions about Chapter 7 bankruptcy and the federal wildcard exemption.

I concur with our colleages. Your facts of your needed exemption protection need to be brought before a Minnesota bankruptcy attorney, who can...

I concur with my colleagues for you. For this credit card debt to be denied a discharge, the creditor must bring an adversarial motion for an...

As a creditor on Texas chapter 13, is it beneficial to me, holder of first mortgage on primary residence.

I totally concur with our colleagues, Mr. Howell, and Ms. Bunce, that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is governed by federal, not Texas law. That said, if...

What if I receive a subpoena related to another state's tax department. Can they force me to leave my state?

I agree with our colleagues, and Mr. Suhajda, these tax issues require filings by the earning party to end the contested claims. I do recommend a...

How long do I have to wait before I can file a chapter 7

I conquer with my colleagues helpful answers for you, Ms. Larkin and Mr. Salanak, both make helpful points for you. The equity issue is a big one,...

Is it legal for a parent to enforce household rules upon being 18 and paying for my own utilities at the home?

I conquer with my colleagues totally on their answers to you. You are now an adult, legally, and your mother has all the individual rights for...

I concur with our colleagues and Mr. Arenstein's discription of the legal elements that can generically impact a judge's "interpretation" of a deed...

Does a one time inheritance count as gross annual income?

Formerly being a legal clerk at probate court, and even as a bankruptcy attorney, I frequently have dealt with family members who recently...

Besides a subpoena, what can an arbitrator do 2 compel a witness (sub) prior 2 arbitration hearing to provide information?

There are a number of federal circuit splits on this issue. You being in the 9th Circuit presumptively, it would appear that it is still enforced...