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Are you on the mortgage note? More information is needed, I suggest you go back to your divorce attorney and discuss the issue. Most likely, the...
Unfortunately yes. For student loans, a co-signer is a "co-borrower;" your liability is equal to that of the primary borrower. Assuming we are...
Speak to a bankruptcy lawyer. Bankruptcy is the only option that eliminates date (short of paying it). There is no special "get of debt free card"...
Yes, that would be a preferential payment. The trustee could undo it if it was in the best interests of the creditors to do so.
This forum is not a help wanted board. Attorneys here cannot call you even if you ask them too (it is against the rules of professional ethics in...
In theory, you would receive any amount that exceeds the balance owed, but it almost never happens. One of the the legal mechanism is the homestead...
If you are collecting on your own behalf (the money is owed to you/your company from a customer) then the FDCPA does not apply. CA has its own...
The ability to discharge student loans requires that the debtor's bankruptcy discharge occur, but you can file the adversary complaint during the...
As Michael points out, such term (destroy everything) is not normal, but it is a settlement agreement. You can try to negotiate that term out of...
Reaffirmations agreements are never "required" by law. As for "what will happen" if you don't sign one depends on the context of the situation. If...
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