Should I file for bankruptcy during dissolution if I expect to be left with little to no assets?
You wrote, "Should I file for bankruptcy during dissolution if I expect to be left with little to no assets?" A: You have spun out too many...
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You wrote, "Should I file for bankruptcy during dissolution if I expect to be left with little to no assets?" A: You have spun out too many...
Obtain a credit report to see if the collection agency reports the debt and how the prior judgment Creditor reports the debt. If there is a...
You wrote, "Who is responsible for debt upon death of person?" A: The estate of the deceased, co-signers or (if recognized in the jurisdiction)...
Dispute the debts with the credit reporting agencies, note that you filed bankruptcy. The credit line might be reduced to a simple "included in...
Don't make any payment to medical providers until you consult a bankruptcy attorney. In fact, except for routine utilities and other routine...
Attorneys Bunce is correct: the MO. Dept of Revenue is added. Unfortunately, the DOR may not review the past residency answers in the Statement...
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Attorneys Suhajda & Larkin are correct the MO. Dept of Revenue is added. Unfortunately, the DOR may not review the past residency answers in the...
If it is a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, waiting it out might be an option. If it is a Chapter 13, seek legal advice.
If you are judgment proof, the Creditor might accept the offer, but I agree that it is unlikely. If you allow a default judgment, the negotiation...
You wrote, "i never signed a quick-deed or anything releasing me from the house." A: A QUIT Claim deed is not always required: the judgment of...