I'm still a minor and owe $15000 to UT Knoxville. Is there any way to get the debt cleared without payment or bankruptcy?

What you may be able to do or not do depends on the nature of the debt....what is it that you owe and why? However, the rule regarding minors...

Case under NYS Judiciary Law 487 ( attorney deceit statutes) to be filed in federal court ?

Duplicate question. http://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/case-under-nys-judiciary-law-487---attorney-deceit-2199963.html

Can a 3 day notice( to be evicted ) be handed to a minor? is the notice still legal?

Here is the rule: This notice must be posted on the door, mailed, or given to someone in the household over 15 years old. However, it is not...

Is a parent allowed to purposely destroy an item given to/bought by their child(minor)?

The problem here is parental authority, not property right. So, although we can debate if and to what extent a minor can be said to own something,...

Is it legal for a university to offer fiancial aid, but withdraw it after the class is over.

Depends on the reason for the aid withdrawal. In the abstract, yes a school can withdraw a student's financial aid, or not renew it, if it turns...

A Student Housing Facility is refusing to renew my contract, because of my age. Can I dispute this? I am a student.

What is the alternative housing? I doubt there is a legal issue here, age can be a factor in college housing. However, more facts are needed.

No, but that doesn't mean mistakes can't happen. However, if the non-profit and its bank account are properly set up, there should be no problem.

Should I be charged HOA fees after Chapter 7 in 2010.

Yes....a bankruptcy, by itself, doesn't result in a change of ownership. Up until the mortgage servicer forecloses, the bankruptcy trustee sells...

Was a live on grounds, manager/maintenance man for ten years. A year ago poo ur building burnt to the ground. We lost everything

There is no claim absent some sort of tort action against whomever may be responsible for the fire. Your situation is no different than anyone else...

Unfortunately the answer is no. The issue has to do with jurisdiction. Unless you take up residence in a different state, you cannot make use of...