Chicago, IL
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Here, the question is why you were in default, what notice you got from the court, what notice you got from your attorney. To sue an attorney for...
It is extremely important to list any potential claim, even if you don't know what it's worth. Yes, use whatever exemptions to which you are...
It's difficult but not necessarily impossible. Lack of income and assets is not enough. You have to show a good faith effort to pay, inability to...
If they are threatening you that you are going to go to jail, it might be a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. You need to talk...
Your trustee will be Glenn Stearns. You will be asked to explain your income and expenses. You'll be asked to briefly go over your income tax...
Creditors certainly can sell an account. However, after you've received your discharge in bankruptcy, the company which buys the account is...
In your case, the Trustee has done all he/she can do. The trustee filed a report of no distribution and the bankruptcy court has entered a...
You asked several questions. But the most important one is the statute of limitations for credit cards. There is contention about this. But it...
If your were divorced in June of 2012, your marital status at the end of the year should control. It would appear that you'd file either "single"...
If you are insolvent, you may not need to file a bankruptcy owing to tax implications. You frequently can avoid forgiveness of debt income if you...