You can file a chapter 13 now but still need to move forward with getting it confirmed or the trustee moves for dismissal. As for conversion -...

The asset would need to either be held in a judgment protected account, or need to be held in a way that you can still control and use the asset...

Yes, anyone can bid on it. If the person who wins the bid is already on the title, however, it doesn't really change much. However, if you're not...

You’d do either a quitclaim deed or special warranty deed. Depending on if it will end up vested as tenants in common or joint tenants would guide...

You get to use the exemption of your state in bankruptcy if you have owned the home at least 1,215 days prior to filing bankruptcy. You...

A debtor examination is only an option available AFTER someone gets a judgment against you. That tells me that the creditor has already sued you...

Does he still own the home in Nevada, or did he already sell the home in Nevada? If he still has the home in Nevada you can record the judgment...

Short answer - you don't. If the judgment debtor files bankruptcy, he/she is required to list all of his/her debts, including yours, on the...

The short answer is NO. However, there are steps to take if you are unable to serve him in person, including requesting service by alternate...

In Nevada, whether a judgment expressly states it includes interest, and even if it doesn't expressly state it, our statutes explicitly grant...

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