Chapter 7 bankruptcy and privacy
Courts generally refuse to seal any records unless there's some special reason such as protecting a minor's identity or protecting some secret on...
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Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at Chicago, IL
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Courts generally refuse to seal any records unless there's some special reason such as protecting a minor's identity or protecting some secret on...
Their standard answer will be you are responsible. You need to make them understand they made a mistake. You would need to go through the closing...
You are highly unlikely to get them to refinance only the principal. But they sometimes accept loan modifications and government sponsored...
Saving the house from foreclosure requires taking care of the mortgage company. That could be by selling the house, refinancing, or making payments...
The court supervises what takes place, but there are usually technical requirements. I don't know AZ law at all, but what took place in court...
It all comes down to proof. Oral contracts are valid, but you have to prove the terms. The receipts and texts would have to establish a loan and...
It appears to be 8 years in Montana: http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/statute-of-limitations-state-laws-chart-29941.html But, the...
I agree the fee is likely to be nondischargeable. You are probably better off trying to get the court to allocate the costs a little more fairly....
If you did a Chapter 7, and no assets were recovered and sold by the trustee, the debt was discharged. You just need to inform them of your case...
You should have already done a Schedule I and Sch. J. Those are often submitted with the application to waive the filing fee. They should all show...