Can I claim my truck as exempt if I claim my title loan in bankruptcy

I must agree with both prior responses. Bankruptcy is more complex than it might seem, and you should engage an attorney. All assets, and all...

We would like to bid on a house at a Sheriff's sale. The house has a first and a second mortgage.

You will be hard pressed to find a free answer when you are facing a potential $150,000 issue. You should spend a couple hundred dollars to have...

Can I be jailed due to debts owed to banks?

Short of fraud on your part you are safe from jail. It does sound like you have a significant debt problem. I would strongly suggest that you sit...

Can I get out of a notorized contract to buy a home a I am renting?

Very simply you will need to have the contract reviewed by a real estate attorney to determine what the consequences are. There may be none, but...

Anne's response is good. You transfer via contract, and preferably one reviewed by an attorney to minimize the risk of future litigation.

How do I add a my sons name to my house if I still have a mortgage on it?

Adding a name to title can be simply done with a quit claim deed. This will not add the person to the mortgage, or give them the ability to manage...

Will AZ do a deficiency judgement for a vacant lot paid 37K, paid down to 16K and wants to walk away now since she has no more $

It is impossible to predict what a lender will or will not do; however, vacant lots typically are not protected from deficiency judgments in AZ....

Am filing for bankruptcy, but arbitration hearing for one debt lawsuit can rule in favor of JDB tomorrow. How can I avoid this?

Unless the debt is one that is not dischargeable, then you should be protected just fine so long as you properly schedule the debt. The best...

I agree with Todd. The ultimate question is what interest are you trying for? To keep it separate, you need to ensure that small things, like the...

2nd loan reporting as open 4 years after foreclosure. Non-recourse purchase money in AZ - Ocwen.

I agree with Diane. Assuming that you are correct and that Arizona's anti-deficiency law is applicable to this 2nd loan (which I am uncertain...