Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Tax ... +2 more
You need to verify the Date of Last Activity (DOLA) for the original trade line. the DOLA will usually be the date of your first missed payment...
In general no, until you get a court order releasing the lien or file bankruptcy. As Renee stated, not nearly enough information to even begin...
The fundamental question when it comes to keeping a house: Can you afford the current mortgage payment? If not, the answer is simply no. If you can...
Have you seen the garnishment notice sent to your employer? Does it come from a court? It is a fairly universal rule that a non-governmental...
This issue needs to be sorted out by YOUR bankruptcy attorney. As Mark points out, the situation doesn't quite make sense. Creditor's can "levy" a...
No easy answer. Until the judgment is paid (or otherwise expires) it is valid. There is no mechanism so to simply "release" a judgement. Judgements...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The settlement offer is no longer valid. They offered the settlement, you counter-offered with a "payment plan". By...
You neither have legal nor practical recourse in this instance for what you are hoping for. When it comes to lawsuits for "specific performance"...
There is no minimum debt amount to file bankruptcy. A debtor's circumstances are relative. A person earning only $25,000 per year with $10,000...
Yes, anyone one who is a "member" of an LLC (e.g. "on the LLC") is an owner. There could be any number of reasons for this arrangement. From your...
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