Live in Indiana . do I need to get a Indiana lawyer for a bankruptcy or a constaion
In general, yes. You would need an Indiana licensed attorney to represent you in bankruptcy. Even though bankruptcy is federal law, filing...
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In general, yes. You would need an Indiana licensed attorney to represent you in bankruptcy. Even though bankruptcy is federal law, filing...
The mortgage not determines the application of payments received. Generally, all standard mortgage notes provide for application of funds in the...
Termination of parental rights (in any state) is permanent. So, your only recourse is to appeal the judgment. Your attorney would normally handle...
No law forces a judgment creditor to "enforce" the judgment. If you changed jobs, they may not know where you work. And even if they did, the law...
As others of have stated, you are probably out of luck on both fronts (payments already made AND payments you appear to be planning to make)....
Frankly, an appeal would be a waste of time. The issue you raise is not a question of law, but a question of fact. Appellate courts rarely 2nd...
The problem is, you are assuming the task is easier than it really is, and there is more to it than you assume. It is not a simple letter (to be...
Yes. It is common especially if the attorneys are with the same law firm. Now, if the attorney are with different firms, that would be odd and...
Why don't you schedule an appointment with your attorney and discuss the situation. There are no special words you can use that are suddenly going...
That is a difficult question, more context is needed to really answer. If you no longer desire a professional's services, as a starting point, you...