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In bankruptcy, if I have to wait 17 days after filing a motion to turn in the order, do weekends days count?
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Answered on February 08, 2012
The answer could vary by local practice, but generally "X days" means X days while "X business days" means X business days. Shannon is right: if...
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Is there any way I can protect my house if I file bankruptcy? Can it be Quit Claimed to someone?
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Answered on February 07, 2012
If there really is no equity in the house, the trustee likely isn't going to have any interest in the house. Don't try to quitclaim it to someone...
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Can we haggle the bank?
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Answered on February 07, 2012
Contact a local bankruptcy attorney for help filing bankruptcy, discharging this and other debts, and getting a fresh financial start.
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I have a lien on ex business partner's home. He is in bankruptcy court. What would happen to my lien?
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Answered on February 07, 2012
You need to contact a bankruptcy attorney who represents creditors for help with your issue. If you take action to collect on a debt now, you could...
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I an receiving a workmans comp settlement. I have a judgement against me for medical bills. Can they take my settlement .
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Answered on February 07, 2012
You should contact a WA attorney to discuss state exemption statutes and how to claim exemptions, but it appears workmen's compensation is 100%...
To support reprevlin the property affected must be a personal chattel and not an injury to the freehold
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Answered on February 07, 2012
Ha, have you been reading a 1L property law text book? A legal dictionary?
I'm not sure why you chose to list this under the bankruptcy practice...
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Should I hire an attorney for debt settlement?
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Answered on February 07, 2012
You should be aware that unlike debt discharged in bankruptcy, debt forgiven through a settlement is reported as cancelation of debt income and you...
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Chapter 7 question
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Answered on February 02, 2012
The means test applies to only those debtors who have "primarily consumer" debts. You should consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney who...
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Not on the credit card I have the security on I'm using that to start new credit...
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Answered on February 02, 2012
It is unclear what you are asking. Please restate your question.
I make abour $80K a year but with a lot of debts and was told I can't file for chapter 7. One lawyer said I still could.
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Answered on February 01, 2012
Why didn't the lawyer who says the others are too lazy file your chapter 7 offer to file it for you?
At first glance, your income is...
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