All owners of record must receive notice. Doing it on your own could be dicey; don't be pennywise and pound foolish. GOOD LUCK.

The US Supreme Court has a tendency to stumble when it writes bankruptcy law opinions (Stern v. Marshall comes to mind). Hopefully, the opinion...

Your statement is vague, so it's hard to answer, but here goes: 1. The first thing to happen is you file the petition 2. Then you attend the...

If you have solid evidence that the tenant is committing "waste," e.g., trashing the property, you may be able to sue for damages. You might also...

You should go to your local county or city law library, or if none, the nearest university law library. You want to file an "ANSWER" (if the...

Because there is real estate involved, an atty needs to review this with the deed(s), all loans against the property , mortgage payment history,...

You need to call your local bar assn. and get a referral for another lawyer. If s/he can't sensibly explain him/herself to your new lawyer, then...

As a general proposition, taxes are tricky when it comes to discharge; a Ch. 7 is probably the same as a Ch. 13 when it comes to the question of...

States vary, so you need to speak to an atty. Generally, property can be sold to satisfy tax liens. But the question becomes, is anything still...

If you can find a pro bono attorney, that may be your best solution. But it is extremely important to have an attorney. Otherwise, if there's an...