Phoenix, AZ
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
There are different type of liens that may attach to the real property ... a voluntary lien such as a recorded Deed of Trust (or a mortgage), a...
Bankruptcy is a very serious legal matter and should not be entered into lightly. I recommend that you speak with an experienced bankruptcy...
I agree with my colleagues above, you need to start by calling the Trustee of your trust. If the Trustee is unable or unwilling to speak with you...
I agree with both of my colleagues above, you can definitely file a bankruptcy after receiving a judgment against you for a personal injury. I...
The failure to list a debt in a bankruptcy case makes the debt non-dischargeable. An exception exists in the Ninth Circuit, however, in cases where...
If you have resided in the State of Oregon for two full years prior to filing your bankruptcy case in the State of Oregon, then you can use Oregon...
Your lawyer is likely being paid attorney fees by your Chapter 13 Trustee in accordance with the Order confirming your Chapter 13 Plan; you should...
You should be able to resolve any spousal/child support arrearage in your Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. If the attorney fee order is in the nature of...
First ... you have 20 days from the date of the summons to file an answer with the court. If you don't answer the complaint, then the creditor will...
Seeing is believing! I have never seen a cosigned student loan that had a provision like you describe. It sounds like a sales pitch. You should...
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