What can we do if the investor who bought our house at a sheriff sale due to HOA is making the monthly payments under our name?

This is a tricky problem. I assume you are worried about late payments always showing up on your credit report. One way you could get rid of this...

Can i reopen a judgement against me that is 8 years old?

The judgment is good for 10 years, and then can be renewed for another 10 years. Your license is a state law issue. Bankruptcy is a federal law...

Are there any attorneys in the Queen Creek area that will do a student loan (Fannie Mae) bankruptcy?

This is an issue you must discuss with an experienced bankruptcy attorney. Student loans can only be discharged in a bankruptcy under an "undue...

As usual, Ms. Drain is correct. You will have to discuss this with your trustee. Hardship will not be the issue, but rather size. Some trustees...

This is something you need to discuss with your attorney. That is why you hired her. You have to list the debt (you must list all debts-you cannot...

Can my company bill me back commissions paid on a customer that ends up filing bankruptcy?

Mr. Blumenthal is correct. If substantial, you should consult with a contracts or employment law attorney. Your rights are governed by your...

Can you file bankruptcy, if you had a case that was dismissed for not being able to pay filing fee?

Yes, you may file again. In most cases, the only real time frame penalties would be if you re-filed within one year of dismissal. However, since...

Can Midland funding take my house. They have a judgement against me for$4000. and can I file bankruptcy and include that amount

Both you and your employer should seek experienced legal counsel. For you, Midland judgments can be discharged and any judgment liens can usually...

You are referring to what is called a "judgment lien". If a creditor obtains a judgment and records the judgment with the county recorder, it...

EITC, Child tax credit, and chapter 7 bankruptcy-can the trustee take 100% of my refund in AZ?

Ms. Drain is correct. The trustee is only entitled to a pro-rata portion of your refund. Please discuss this with your attorney as he is most...