I do hope you are represented by experienced bankruptcy counsel. Such an attorney would have explained to you that your filing for protection in...

I am pro se in a family modification case. My ex was properly served with well over 20 days notice to the upcoming court date in

Your question indicates enough ignorance of court procedure to self-inflict damage to your rights. If your ex was served with a summons or other...

I want to know if I am liable for my bills

At age 18 you have the capacity to contract. Your ability to pay is irrelevant. Unless there are other factors you haven't mentioned, yes, you...

Technically, you are "collection-proof." Your creditor can obtain a judgment (but may not if they realize they would be throwing good money after...

I want know can an attorney threaten you with criminal charges if you don't repay a payday loan back

Attorneys are subject to the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, which prohibits making false threats. Criminal charges would be a false...

Husband and i are on ss disability, and we are not 60 yet

To be brief and pointed, if your disability benefits are through Social Security, the insurance coverage you may have paid for through premiums...

My son is disabled so he and I both receives SSA from his deceased father record.I want to know why my check will stop if I marr

If your son's disability meets the medical severity standards for Social Security disability benefits (unable to perform substantial gainful...

Would I be notified if a lien was put on my property?

A judgment becomes a lien against all real property titled in the name of the judgment debtor when the judgment is recorded in the official records...

Can a creditor enact a bank levy on a supposedly 20 year old debt/judgement from another state?

Do whatever it takes to retain legal representation immediately. This sounds like what is becoming called "zombie debt," and is more and more...

What states do not allow deadbeat parent to file for custody when he/she owes past due child support?

Idaho limits the right of a parent in arrears in the payment of child support to modify the custody order, not by statute, but by case law recently...

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