Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Tax ... +2 more
No. You would not be liable for a deficiency on the balance owed (the loan). HOWEVER, you could still be liable for capital gains. You would need...
The last thing you want to do is reaffirm a loan. It is stupid to do so. Even if you had discussed reaffirmation, your attorney, rightly so, would...
Assuming we are talking about federal student loans, which it sounds like we are, half the battle is knowing what to ask for. What you are asking...
Your attorney would really know better. We don't know anything about your specific circumstances to say. However, once you start down the road of...
The default position is that debt incurred while married is community debt. Now, if one spouse committed a crime or a bad act, that act and the...
So long as the debts in question were dischargeable debts, no. A bankruptcy discharge is a "permanent" injunction against the collection of...
Why do you think you should be released? As already pointed out, your post is devoid of any meaningful information to even speculate as to an answer.
Maybe. All you can do is write a letter cancelling services and demanding a refund of unused funds. For better or worse, you said they settled some...
Taxpayer Advocate would probably be of limited use. All they are really going to do is be a go between between you and the revenue officer and be...
You lost at the bankruptcy court level. Your chance of winning anything on a appeal is less than 3%. In court, you must understand that the...
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