Chicago, IL
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Personal Injury, Birth Injury
No. Nothing in your question indicates that you have any current liability, and nothing about getting married would make you liable. If he dies...
You don't state the amount of the judgment. Most courts will order a creditor to hold off any collection efforts if you propose a reasonable...
Probably. ask the trustee if they would oppose it and do a motion and notify all your creditors of the motion following the local court rules....
Yes. It is your income. CMI is defined as the average monthly income received from all sources derived during the six-month period ending on the...
You should visit the CalFresh website, that governs the SNAP program. It appears that this is an "agency caused over-issuance". The notice you...
Yes, but it is highly unlikely. You must not be able to make the payments on it, but you can once your car is paid off. Until then, only if the...
No. You are not "liable". Tax liability only arises if you filed a joint return, or were obligated for those taxes for some reason, such as joint...
Most states have laws that make debts uncollectible unless a judgment is obtained within the "statute of limitation", usually 5-10 years. A...
No. Wisconsin is a community property state. Debts incurred by you before marriage cannot be satisfied by attaching the property of your husband....
I am sure a local attorney would advise you that it would be beneficial for your fiancé to file bankruptcy before, not after, marriage. It sounds...
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