Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Tax ... +2 more
Could they sue you? Yes. Insofar as they could try. Would they win? 50/50. Unless you and the co-signer entered into a separate agreement where...
Shidon gave a great answer and I learned something from his post. If you are talking about a run-of-the-mill dispute (correcting some error), you...
You wrote "see my other questions." We have no way to do that. Our interface does not track or link questions from the same person. FYI.
The foreclosure should not be on your credit in the trade line section (meaning, the mortgage lender should not report the property as foreclosed...
You have a mix of things going on here. Most likely, one of your options is going to be a derivative suit against one or more of the corporate...
If you received a 1099-C, then you MUST do the IRS Form 982. Reason being, the IRS doesn't know you filed bankruptcy and received your discharge....
Depends who is garnishing. The thing is, the exemption for a "wage" garnishment is generally self executing. Meaning, your employer will only...
I am hard pressed, in a normal scenario, to think of how her prior filing would affect your filing. The only way her prior filing would affect your...
You know what the next question will be by the trustee. "If you didn't thoroughly read it, why did you sign it under penalty of perjury." The...
You need to hire a creditors bankruptcy attorney. Too many potential issues to answer here. My sense is, if you reduced pay as a way to collect...
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