You need an attorney who can walk you through the Homeowner's Bill of Rights, and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, which together should help you...

Unfortunately, I find it difficult to follow your question. Generally, an "adversary proceeding" in this context would be an attempt by a creditor...

If the wife's name is not on the judgment, then you will have to pursue imaginative courses of action, as the 2 previous attorneys adeptly stated....

Ignoring a summons is risky. If you are named properly, then, as the previous attorney says, then there could eventually be a judgment (if you are...

Apart from what the previous attorney said as to "Action on a Judgment," the matter expired in 2017. Even if an "Action on a Judgment" could be...

14 days is 2 weeks. Thursday, the day after the order was signed, is Day 1. On the 2nd Wed after the order is signed, that's the deadline (14...

You need to ask your attorney about filing an "adversary proceeding" against the landlord, or ask the Trustee to "abandon" any such claim (the...

The previous attorney gave you an excellent response; there is nothing to respond to at this time. If you are served with a lawsuit, then you have...

The glaring problem here is that even if Car A is repossessed, if the lender auctions the car off, or re-leases it, the price the lender gets may...

1 credit card's debt is usually not severe enough for BK; the civil court is probably the better way to go. Unfortunately, there are few facts in...