As with all legal questions, "it depends". Your credit will dictate your ability to get financing with good terms before filing bankruptcy, so see...

It is rare for a court action to foreclose on a residence in Arizona. 98% of all "foreclosures" are via a trustee's sale. Lis Pendens is not used...

I agree with Mr. Caldwell - have your attorney check the court docket to determine the status.

Once you filed for bankruptcy the trustee becomes involved in your choices. Please understand that one question (which in your mind is simple)...

I am just going to focus on the lender's rights - they don't have to change the terms of the loan. If the loan is not paid they have the right to...

Each state has a list of items that cannot be seized by creditors (referred to as 'exemptions'). It is important that you have a copy of those...

Arizona law changed January 1, 2022 - judgments now attach to your home. Consider talking to an attorney about bankruptcy, which is a very...

Typically creditors cannot garnish your tax refunds. BUT, once you receive the funds, then they can be garnished. Given that you are facing some...

Arizona has a 25% limit on garnishing wages, unless it is for child-support. If you have two judgments then you should consider talking to a good...

Contact the trustee's office and ask if they need anything else. If you don't get a response, then contact the United States Trustee's Office and...