Must I appear to an out-of-state Identify Property and Supplemental Proceedings?
Sneaky that they served you while you were in state. The notice to appear is still a court order, so yes, you "should" appear. I suspect your...
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Sneaky that they served you while you were in state. The notice to appear is still a court order, so yes, you "should" appear. I suspect your...
It sounds like you did the only thing you can do. You file an objection with the court and attempt to "prove" the money wasn't really yours and...
Depends on the severity. (and also, to some degree, depends on which chapter of BK is filed). However, there are really only 3 things that happen...
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You should probably repost this question with the practice area and tags of "Probate" and "Wills" to get possibly more insightful responses.
Yes, this is a FCRA issue. However, you need to dispute the new entry before you can bring a FCRA case. If it was a joint account, my first...
The issue before the court is whether you owe the debt and whether you defaulted on payments. That is it. Unfortunately, your situation, your...
Your "prior written notice" is the fee agreement. That agreement dictates the relationship between you and your attorney and what can be charged....
More information would be needed to determine if you have claim. For starters, how are you and your father connected to this student loan? Was it...
You can try, but eventually the case goes to trial.
The service linked below provides expert opinions on how taxes (and tax liens) get treated in bankruptcy. The reason the attorneys you spoke to are...