Please note that your question garnered different answers. Why, you ask? Because each state has different exemptions. You will note from the...

Complicated

If your issue is complicated (as the title states) then it would be best for you to meet with an attorney who is experienced in wrongful...

Can my home be sold at auction if I was never served with court documents by a sheriff or county assessor

The other attorneys explained the different legal processes. I am going to focus on your statement about this "letter on my door". The letter...

HOA foreclosure

Any secured lender (consensual or statutory) has the right to collect their debt, either by way of voluntary payment, foreclosure or a law suit. ...

Can I file bankruptcy with an Az lawyer for bills in another state?

I see that other attorneys asked your first of many questions. Please understand that bankruptcy is a very complicated process. It is wise to...

Sued by an attorney representing a bank, second mortgage part of original loan. mediator asking for my address, do I give it?

The other attorneys answered your questions about the mediation/arbitration process. What is also very important is that you talk to an...

Filing Divorce and Bankruptcy?

I wish there was a stock answer to your question, but there is not. As was mentioned in a couple of the answers - it is very important that you...

My home was foreclosed and I had a 1st and a 2nd mortgages am I still required to pay for them?

If the second mortgage was used to purchase the house then the lender does not have a deficiency right. If the second mortgage was taken out after...

May I claim bankruptsy on a house that I can't sell. The house is in Maryland and I now live in Arizona. Divorce!

Your issue may not just be having your name on the loan, it may also be having your name on the title. Yes, bankruptcy will discharge your...

If I file bankruptcy will they take my tax refund away.

This is a very important question for anyone living in Arizona who files bankruptcy. Yes, you will lose your refund (assuming it is large enough...