I filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy may 2003. Can and how do I get this removed from my credit reports

A Chapter 7 bankruptcy can remain on your credit report for ten years (most other items are just seven years). Once ten years has exired, you...

I filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy may 2003. Can and how do I get this removed from my credit reports

A Chapter 7 bankruptcy can remain on your credit report for ten years (most other items are just seven years). Once ten years has exired, you...

This simple answer is to simply call the lawyer who handled the bankruptcy. From what you describe, it sounds like you did not reaffirm on the...

I am being sued for a car loan

Yes. Only your lender can agree to take you off of a loan and put it in the name of another person (and the lender is not likely to do this). ...

Is foreclosure complete? What next?

You mentioned that you had a lawyer represent you. To start, you should simply ask this attorney. If you are no longer represented, you may be...

I have my townhouse up for sale.

Without knowing more, this would likely be a factor in determining the price. You should talk to an attorney with experience in this type of...

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CAN SHARE HOLDERS SUE THE COMPANY AND ITS PRESIDENT WHEN IT GOES OUT OF BUSINESS?

I would need to know a lot more in order to give a detailed answer. If the business simply failed because of the bad economy, though, you would...

A dog is considered "property" and you could be held liable for reasonable damages if you (or your dog) cause damage to someone else's property.

Which has the least harmful effect overall - short sale or deed in lieu of - in California

Although there are variables that may affect the answer, a short sale is generally "less bad" for your credit score than is a deed-in-lieu. ...

My house will go(Action)Foreclosure in 7 Days, My realtor submit a petition for a short sale with an offer already.

If you filed a bankruptcy while you had the existing mortgage(s), you will not be responsible for them unless you reaffirmed the debt(s) in your...