Los Angeles, CA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
They can ask for the moon, but you don't any more than the judgment plus accrued interest unless they go back into court and are able to amend...
Your question is too vague and too short on where your lump sum is coming from. The source of it makes a difference in whether you can exempt it...
You are going to find out the hard way that turning in a vehicle is very self defeating. The lender will auction it off, it usually sells for...
I will join the crowd and tell you the same thing you have already heard. A Chapter 13 expert needs to see all the relevant documents to be able to...
The clock gets reset if the creditor timely renews the judgment. Oregon judgments expire after 10 years from the date of entry by a court, unless...
I want you to have a consultation with one or more bankruptcy lawyers. Not because bankruptcy is necessarily the answer, but because bankruptcy...
Call the law enforcement office that has collected the money, (probably the sheriff's office) and explain what happened, and ask them to send back...
Once you have money in hand, call them and make them a settlement offer. Maybe, something like $300 cash as full settlement. If they agree to a...
Yes, you can ask and should ask. But I think a better route to go is call them right now and ask them for a dismissal with prejudice because the...
Generally speaking, the answer is yes, they can sue you and if they win a judgment against you they can enforce the judgment in various ways. Go...
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