Is ther any way I can be removed as a co-signer on student loans?

Short answer, no. It can sometimes be possible to get the servicer to agree to remove a cosigner, but it requires the loans be in good standing,...

Can I terminate my lease since the city says I can't use the property the way the landlord said I could in my lease?

Disputable. You have an argument, but so does the landlord. An attorney would need to review the lease agreement and anything else you have in...

I have a dispute with a time share company. Are there any reputable attorneys to restore my credit ?

As Daniel points out, the issues are separate. Unfortunately, you won't be able to totally resolve the credit report issue until you resolve the...

You need to review your state's exemption laws. Exemptions are laws that allow individual to retain certain assets and income even though they owe...

Should i fight my former employer for unemployment benefits?

That is the most difficult of cases. It is fact intensive, and to have the slightest shot at winning, you need witnesses. Where are you in the...

My employer trying to steal my tax return!?

Here is the IRS handbook on Foreign Tax Credits, http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p514.pdf (opens a PDF file). Apparently, the issue is partly...

Is there a way to protect my personal assets from litigation and bankruptcy. Which type of attorney do I consult with? Thank u

Talk to an estate planning attorney. There are several levels of "asset protection" (from a basic trust to a blind, offshore trust and offshore...

Can I receive money from an overseas trust that is being dissolved even though my bankruptcy isn't closed.

Tough situation. FIrst off, did you disclose the existence of your beneficial interest in this trust on your bankruptcy petition? Unfortunately,...

What kind of attorney can help me make my school accountable

Try seeing if there are any existing lawsuits against DeVry in your state and see if you can join in that lawsuit. The main hurdle you will have is...

Can I sue my school System?

No, you can't sue the school. For starters, too much time has elapsed; and second, school districts cannot be sued based on a student's performance...