What is a good valid reason for a judge to postpone a bankruptcy hearing?
Natural Disaster (hurricane, tornado, etc), local disaster (your house burned down), incapacity (you were in a car accident, and have been in a...
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Natural Disaster (hurricane, tornado, etc), local disaster (your house burned down), incapacity (you were in a car accident, and have been in a...
The loan never disappears in the sense that it becomes 100%, legally, uncollectable. You are right, private student loans are subject to a state's...
Why? If you are willing to part with this money (throw it down the toilet to this creditor), instead of "giving" it to this creditor, give it to a...
This is probably one of those issues of "fine" print. For example, maybe the free consultation was for "new patients only." As other counsel...
I think the answer can be a bit more nuanced, but it all depends on the context. The others that have answered are absolutely correct, insofar as...
No. No one in the bankruptcy system tells you which debts were discharged and which weren't (that is what your attorney does for you). The debtor...
In so far as IL uses judicial foreclosure, you will be sued for foreclosure. However, if you received your discharge in bankruptcy, then you would...
Yes. Your question gets asked about twice a week. Here is my article on the subject http://www.mattberkus.com/blog/medical-bills/
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What you do depends on the nature of the settlement. You can't do anything unilaterally. If you settled for a lump sum and have paid the lump sum,...
Something is amiss. Granted, for some state debts, the states department of revenue will often be the collection arm even if the debt is not a tax...