Chapter 13 question
An outright transfer is probably a bad idea in terms of preserving your assets for the bankruptcy Trustee. Calling the bankruptcy Trustee to...
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An outright transfer is probably a bad idea in terms of preserving your assets for the bankruptcy Trustee. Calling the bankruptcy Trustee to...
F this question arose in Eastern District of MO, where I practice, I would not think that the bank is withholding your paycheck, but merely setting...
WA is a State of the greatest diversity of geographical features and some of the oddest litigational procedural laws in these United States on the...
A credit report has limitations, does not supersede a judgment or statutory law, and cannot be relied upon for your situation.
From your recital of facts, the transferee ought to have filed an assignment/transfer of rights with the court.
If the Bank is the assignee of the hospital, it acquires the rights of the Creditor, including the authority to negotiate a revised agreement on...
As you learned from the answers of Attorneys Walton and Caldwell, a modification of the plan is not automatic or assured. A technical...
Maybe... But I suggest that gaining control over your son's finances, by a conservatorship (for example) might be a better first priority.
You posted this twice (albeit with some corrections). See, Attorney Bunce's answer.
It will matter whether the "court paper" was filed and the nature of the document. Get the copy of the Writ immediately following the "$1500 paid"...