Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
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Giving someone a written how to guide (that is not geared toward their specific circumstances) would not be considered legal advice. However, if...
You have a lot going on, too much to cover on a forum like this. And sadly, with the amount at stake, probably not worth it to hire an attorney to...
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In the broad sense, yes, insofar as all debts must be listed in a bankruptcy filing. But your question is too general. What is it you are hoping to...
A debt collector with a judgment may garnish your wages, but not your SSDI. The issue is whether, and how much, of your "wage" income would be...
There is so much bad information out there about debt validation and the sample letters on the internet ask for all sorts of things that, under...
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You have three options. 1. Bankruptcy. 2. Motion for new trial 3. Appeal However, options 2 and 3 are long shots at this point. You had...
Honestly, I would be surprised if the court granted the motion (especially since the 341 meeting already occurred). Has the trustee filed an...
The question of whether it is fair is a moral question, not a legal question. Is it legal, yes. Loans against settlements are secured loans against...
This is a criminal law question, not a debt collection question. I am changing the practice area so you may get more useful answers.
Depends, is the loan a federally guaranteed loan or private student loan. Federal loans have very specific settlement standards, and the amounts...
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