Can I remove a second mortgage when I don't own the home anymore?

You very well may still be liable for the debt unless you take further action. I recommend that you speak with a real estate attorney in your area....

Can a phone company withdraw money for a payment from a checking account when you don't have autopay setup?

I agree with my colleagues, unless you or your boyfriend have signed a document that you do not recall signing, then the creditor cannot, legally...

I have very little money at the moment. How would I get a lawyer?

You should schedule a consultation with a consumer attorney. Some attorneys will offer a free consultation, others may have consultation fees that...

Yes, your wages can be garnished if there is a deficiency balance on the debt after you turned in the vehicle. You have accomplished what is known...

About a personal written loan agreement

Yes, the creditor can likely sue you, and yes if the creditor sues you and takes a judgment against you, it may be able to take property from you....

I got a call from a supposed debt collector. 262-358-8073.

I agree with my colleagues ... this sounds like a scam. However, the next time you are called, you need to ask for verification of the debt, for...

Can my wife's doctor refuse a follow up if we filed bankruptcy after surgery?

I agree with my colleague, the doctor is not required to treat your wife, having completed the surgery and you should worry more about her care at...

Can credit card debt from prescriptions be discharged in bankruptcy?

Yes, credit card debt for medical expenses, including prescription medications, can usually be discharged in bankruptcy. However, if you committed...

Do calls threatening me or letters telling me I'm gonna be sued break a law.?

My first question is "who is threatening you" is it the creditor or a debt collector? If it is a debt collector and it does not actually sue you,...

Yes, the Trustee may take both of your tax refunds. Whether the Trustee takes any tax refund money depends upon whether in the Trustee's best...