Arizona attorney for Trustee in Bankruptcy denies exemption for $100 laptop and $5 watch
If the trustee hired an attorney, it wasn't for the purpose of objecting to a $100 laptop. So clearly there is more going on. If the trustee had...
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If the trustee hired an attorney, it wasn't for the purpose of objecting to a $100 laptop. So clearly there is more going on. If the trustee had...
The new chapter 7 filing would be an all new case. Sounds like you didn't have a lawyer the first time through, I suggest you get one this time...
Generally, no. However, if the company persists in collection, your only recourse will be to go to court for a Declaratory Judgment that you do not...
If you are under retirement age, there is no scenario where this makes sense. Finish the plan as designed.
Short answer, yes, it is legal. Your question gets asked a lot, so I have prepared an article on the issue. See the below link.
Everything you posted is irrelevant. The only possible defense is that the debt is beyond the statute of limitations to collect. Whether the debt...
Yes. But negotiation is a 2 way street. You can make an offer, they can either accept or reject it. You have a number you are willing to pay, they...
Unless the balance due was $93.00, you still owe any difference. What you are referring to is called "restrictive endorsements" on checks. Pretty...
I hate to break it to you, but this is not likely going to get done before the end of the month. Even if she filed a motion (of whatever kind)...
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Even if you had a lawyer, this is a practical problem, not a legal problem. The problem is your payroll department has no clue (sounds like a bunch...