Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
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You are raising, two, separate issues. The means test has nothing to do with your debt and how much money you owe. If you are 100% disabled, I...
Yes. A discharge will be entered even when AP's are pending. If the AP's relate to dischargeability of the debt, the AP's will trump the discharge...
Unfortunately, almost never. There is this tricky exclusion in the FDCPA in the definition of "debt collector." In essence, a debt collector, under...
See the Texas education code. http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/?link=ED This question can be answered with a Google search.
As others have said, not enough info to say, but let's lay some ground work. (1) Attendance at university (public or private) is not a right. What...
A your word against theirs does not make a good case. I guess my question would be, why didn't you just register for the online version from the...
Although it is "possible" for a lawyer to review your complaint, as a practical matter (being candid) you probably won't find one willing to do so....
Yes, Colorado allows deficiencies and the creditor could obtain a judgment based on the deficiency and garnish you wages and levy your bank accounts.
You have several issues you could possible address. (1) whether some or all the funds in the account are exempt, (2) the money in your mother's...
Possibly, but it is a tough lawsuit. The main way of suing schools is through Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices laws. However, to do so, you...
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