If you don’t fight it, it’s possible. You need a lawyer who litigates M&M liens to defend you and protect your home. If they didn’t perfect the...

I agree and add: 1) if it was your home, it may be exempt from tax and 2) depending on what you are actually selling her, it may not be income, ie,...

Yes creditors frequently take judgments against debtors who can’t pay it. Do NOT commingle your SS benefits with funds from other sources.

Another bit of hard news: since 2017, casualty losses are not deductible unless they are from a federally declared disaster.

He will probably issue an order that you appear in his court and show cause why you should not be held in contempt. He could jail you then. ...

Agreed unless your do-it-yourself settlement extended the deadline. Either way, if he sues, hire a lawyer to beat him. So heart-breaking but be firm.

Nor will transferring the property after a claim has arisen or ignoring the suit protect you. What you propose doing is a clear violation of the...

No, only assaults get you out of leases. See p. 21:...

It sounds like you owe the fine and your trouble with the owner and your employer will get worse if you don’t pay it.

I assume you surrendered it to a lender and that you still owe a balance. They can sue you for the deficiency after crediting you any sale proceeds...