Does filling bankruptcy help get rid of private loans?

Your best bet, if you can't prove undue hardship that Mr. Ryan eluded to, may be to simply not pay and force them to get a judgment against you. ...

Will this be a problem? Am I violating any rules or laws?

The answer to this is a little complicated, or at least requires more information. How much were you behind prior to filing? Do you want to keep...

Do I have a case to take to the vaccine court?

I'm sure there are law firms that specialize in vaccine injuries. I would recommend searching for one online. If you can't find one, search for a...

I am curious as to if your condo is in a single member LLC with you as the single member and you file for chapter 7 bankruptcy,

I agree with the previous answer. You are still likely on the debt for the condo, so even though it's an asset of the LLC, your personal debt...

Do I need to worry the judgements now after more than 5 years passed?

It appears you have two issues: 1) Improper service, which could form the basis for a motion to dismiss the judgment all together; and 2) If the...

Who do i contact to take on my case

It's going to depend on how your private student loans are classified, but it is possible. You also have a potential "Hardship" claim, but those...

This would fall under medical malpractice, but you'd have to prove the physical therapist breeched the standard of care, which isn't easy. I...

How do I start this whole process?

I would start with the following; 1) get any needed medical treatment; 2) get contact info for witnesses and assaulter; 3) get police report if...

What law allows my car, his motorcycle, and his tools to be exempt in chapter 7 bankruptcy? ?

This is why you shouldn't file Bankruptcy Pro Se. Also, there's probably a lot of other exemptions available to you that you may not know about. ...

I rented it out my house, can I still keep it in a chapter 7 bankruptcy? It is my only residence and rented it to save it.

You should talk to an attorney about all the details, but from what you provided, yes, you should be able to keep your house as long as you're not...