Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Tax ... +2 more
All it means is the plaintiff dismissed their own case. However, having dismissed it without prejudice means they can bring the case again.
Here is the definition from FS 222.11(1)(c). (c) “Head of family” includes any natural person who is providing more than one-half of the support...
This is not a debt collection or default judgment question, this is a family law / child support question, so I am going to edit your practice area...
There is one way...file bankruptcy. That's what people do when they have more bills than they can afford to pay. If they have a garnishment, that...
Okay...How to stop a garnishment: 1. Pay the debt in full. 2. Contact the law firm handling the debt and settle the debt (assuming you can...
If the bankruptcy was a personal, or individual, bankruptcy, the answer is no. Bankruptcy attorney fees and costs are not tax deductible.
This is a situation where experience counts and knowing your judges. If you have an appraisal and two realtors with comp's, you could file a Motion...
No. Once a debt is discharged in bankruptcy, it is discharged forever. If you make any demand for payment at this point, the debtor could haul you...
There are no (or few) books that are "state" or "district" specific (a few out in CA, but that is about it). The book market is too small to do...
It could, possibly, be valid. Hard to say from here. What is the charge? I am not sure about the "timeframe," there may be issues with how long...
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