My ex wife is asking me t o help pay for our 23 year old sons college student loans that are in her name.

Yoi didn't actually ask a question, what is it you would like to know? You need to, or should, do what the divorce decree obligates you to do....

Can a suspended lawyer file a motion to withdraw to a court after effective suspension date?

Why does it matter? Who cares? The attorney has to withdraw, who cares if he filed the motion himself. The result is still the same, the court has...

Yes. A "wrote off" loan is not a discharge or forgiveness of the loan. All it means is JP Morgan Chase, for accounting, tax, SEC, banking...

Can a US debt collector sue me in Pennsylvania for my Canadian credit card debt ?

Although uncommon, the answer is yes. A Canadian lender could hire a collector in the U.S. to collect a debt in the U.S.

If a full-and-final payment check is cashed by a collection agency, is the outstanding debt eliminated?

Unless the check was written for the actual FULL AMOUNT owed, the debt is not eliminated. If the collection agency deposited and then issued back...

I have an old debt of 3k. can funds from my roth IRA be seized to pay that?

No. Creditors cannot seize funds in qualified retirement accounts.

Can I be discharged as a co-signer of a Sallie Mae Student Loan after becoming 100% VA Disabled? Please see additional details.

The disability discharge applies only to federally guaranteed loans. The question, is the loan in question a private student loan or federally...

Bankruptcy. Can an heir-trustee of an estate ask the bankruptcy court for an extension of the decedents CH 13 discharge plan?

You should get with a bankruptcy attorney and do a goals analysis. What would be the goal and purpose of extending a plan for deceased debtors....

Would it be a conflict of interest, unprofessional, or unethical?

No violation of anything. In fact, preventing such action would be a violation of free speech. I doubt you have anything to worry about, most...

How long does a judgement stay on a credit report?

Easy answer, but you are not going to like it. Civil judgments can be on your credit report the longer of either (1) 7 years, or (2) under state...