Does every creditor need to be served with objection to confirmation of Chapter 13 Plan and any motion I might file in the case?

I can understand the objection to plan confirmation (especially if you are a secured creditor and the plan is not treating your claim correctly, I...

Can I move out legally at age 17 with a high school diploma?

No; at least, not over the objection of your parents. You are still minor. Graduation from high school does not emancipate a minor. As a practical...

Does my 17 yr old neice have to live with her father and step mother? We are in Louisiana?

I am updating the practice area, AVVO classified it as an education law question (not your fault), but it is a child custody question. That...

Can I vacate and seal an eviction judgement after a Ch. 7 bankruptcy discharge?

Bankruptcy doesn't change the "fact" that you were evicted. So, the answer to your question is one thing has nothing to do with the other. The...

Age of majority is age of majority, so the short answer is yes, once you turn 18, you can do (essentially) what ever you want (except drink :) )....

Bankruptcy question chapter7 ?

If you are asking, do you get to keep the exemption amount in the event an asset is liquidated, the answer is yes. Note, the exemption for cars is,...

Do I have the burden of proof?

You have the burden of proof. I take there is no actual lawsuit here, you are dealing directly with Edu (or the servicer). In this administrative...

Second opinion on body injury claim - should I settle?

It is not common. If you have concerns about the settlement, talk to your attorney. Bear in mind, the alternative to settlement is trial. The...

Can I sue a school district for wrongfully expelling my children?

I doubt this situation will result in a lawsuit. What is the school's basis of its claim that you don't live in the district? Most schools (and...

Can my power of attorney go to a bankruptcy hearing in my place?

No. The debtor (you) must be present. Now, there can be ways to arrange where you can attend remotely, but someone else cannot attend on your...