Can judgement liens against a property with negative equity (45% underwater) be removed during short sale?

Not usually so the short sale scenario you describe will probably fail.

What if a refund comes after the discharge. Do you have to give it to the trustee?

Usually, in a chapter 7, the answer is yes. There are many factors that determine whether or not the trustee will actually administer the funds.

I received a letter from a debt collector called Allied Interstate. I want to send a verification of debt letter.

They burden to verify the debt falls on the third party debt collector so send it to them .

I need a Lawyer to write a letter that I could present to my company requesting money from my 401-K account in order to pay a

Find a local bankruptcy attorney. I've written these letters for clients before.

My ex husband died leaving me beneficiary on life ins. I did the right thing and signed it to HIS daughter. I'm bankrupt

You don't have to wait at all but the trustee will probably pursue a claim against his daughter. Make sure to disclose everything truthfully.

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Can creditors come after an IRA account if bankruptcy hasn't been filed and a person dies.

Not usually. There are many ways to protect an inherited IRA from creditors. You will need professional help to make sure the rollover complies...

How long do I have to pay a lawyer's bill, and what can he legally do?

Read the contract you entered into with him. He can probably file a lawsuit against you and attempt to execute on any judgement received just like...

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What are my options for paying a judgment?

Go to your credit report. There you will find contact information of the current party that owns the debt.

There is an attorney that specializes in these matters. The firm name is Lexington Law. Contact them. They know the ins and outs.

Keeping your house in a chapter 13

Your plan payment includes many components. Here is one rule of thumb to keep in mind. Your unsecured creditors are entitled to the value of your...