I presume you are referring to a mechanics/artisan lien. The NE DMV website has some good resources:...

Can the primary signer of a car loan take legal action against me?

Most likely you are both jointly and severally liable for the debt, meaning the creditor can ultimately come after both of you for any deficiency....

I have a vehicle that was discharged in a bankruptcy. I kept the car and thought it was reaffirmed but was not, stopped making p

The Ch. 7 discharge does not impact a mutual lien on a vehicle. In order to get a clean, lien free title, the secured creditor has to release the...

If I want to file a Motion for voluntary Dismissal of my Chapter 13 case do I need to file it or get my bankruptcy attorney to?

Seek clarification from your current attorney. If you are unsatisfied with the response, you may wish to consult with another bankruptcy attorney....

Can I sue a company that bought out a company that filed chapter 11 but owed me money before they were bought out?

You should consult with an attorney that represents creditors in bankruptcy cases. Each Ch. 11 case is so unique, it is difficult to provide a...

Broken lease agreement, they sent a huge bill, what to do next?

Request evidence of the debt in writing. You will want to ask for a copy of the original signed lease.

What happens with items on my chapter 13 bankruptcy credit report if there are debts that are not mine? Do I resolve or trustee?

I will echo the prior response. You are paying your bankruptcy attorney to answer this very question. If they refuse to answer or are unable to...

It depends. You would be prudent to hire an experienced bankruptcy attorney well-versed in domestic support obligations and obligations stemming...

What would declaring bankruptcy do for me in my situation?

Filing for Ch. 7 bankruptcy can be a fast and efficient way to eliminate your obligation on your debts. If you are in a situation where you cannot...

Can I sue credit card company for reporting as late?

Your best bet is to dispute it. The FTC provides a wonderful resource: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0151-disputing-errors-credit-reports....