Can creditors take away a leased car from me the same way they can take a car I bought?
No. You don't own a leased car. The only entity that can take your leased car is the leasing company.
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No. You don't own a leased car. The only entity that can take your leased car is the leasing company.
You need a professional opinion. The service linked below can provide you such an opinion if you really want one. The proof of claim is not a...
First question, why did you reaffirm the mortgage. It is virtually malpractice for an attorney to recommend or sign-off on a mortgage...
It splits the hair. The letter says "reviewed for possible legal action." Why do you care? Even if it did, are you prepared to file a lawsuit?
Instead of worrying about this question, why not just file bankruptcy and deal with ALL the debt. It seems pointless to have to play defense when a...
Michael laid out the possible scenarios. Just about anything you decide to do will require not insignificant work to modify your chapter 13 plan....
You will probably just get frustrated about the comments here, but you should take them to heart. Just as Scott said; this case seems like a fools...
If the bankruptcy is still open, no. If the bankruptcy is closed, and if there is still a balance due, yes. (assuming the medical bill has a...
It is hard to answer hypothetical questions; because invariably, the person asking keeps adding and changing the facts as they receive answers,...
No case. The first rule of lawsuits, how has the plaintiff been harmed. Not every little injustice has a judicial remedy. As the other attorneys...