How much am I legally bound to pay?

Usually this will depend upon what the agreement in the medical matter stated and was agreed to. In some states it can also depend upon how the...

Wi. Statute 806.07 Relief From Judgment.

Please schedule an appointment with a local bankruptcy attorney as soon as possible. Most are willing to meet with you for a free initial personal...

What happens to Mortgage when discharged in BK?

While the current mortgage company cannot affirmatively pursue collection of the balance on the loan from the debtor (you), they have every right...

How do I identify who currently owns my judgement lien? The original Company is out of business. I'd like to settle the account.

The federal PACER system will be able to tell you if the company filed bankruptcy. A local attorney has access to PACER. The attorney might be able...

Court summons from county court after chapter 7 case discharged and closed

Did you include the creditor on the county court case in your bankruptcy? If yes, then you can stop the county case from proceeding unless it is a...

International Law Suit from United States to Canada...process or procedure?

It depends. Do they do business in the state where you live? Are they registered with the Corporation Commission there? Was you exchange over the...

Boyfriend of 7 yrs is kicking me out -taken keys, changed locks on outbuilding... He owes me apprx. 4500.00. refuses to repay

Physical domestic abuse! Do not keep living with a man that thinks it is OK behavior to hit a woman. Any woman. Unless it is in self defense. Did...

It sounds like you have struck your best deal. Try to get a lower settlement if you pay the debt in a lump sum. Get everything in writing. Don't...

Account that exceeds the Florida exemption statute for exempt assets. What does this mean?

You can protect up to $4000 in personal property under the FL exemption statute. This includes money in a bank account. But remember that the $4000...

Case close.

If there are no assets to be administered by the trustee, then usually the trustee will file a notice with the court that there will be no...