HELOC terms after foreclosure- Is there any other option on my situation?
You should seriously consider filing bankruptcy. In some circumstances it is possible to avoid liability for a HELOC and stay in your home by...
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You should seriously consider filing bankruptcy. In some circumstances it is possible to avoid liability for a HELOC and stay in your home by...
You are probably fully protected by California Code of Civil Procedure 580b, which prohibits deficiency judgments on "purchase money" loans (ie: ...
Assuming they qualify for bankruptcy, they can file. If they file a chapter 7 bankruptcy, their debt to you would most likely be discharged.
Probably not. If the goods being sold to your customer are worth what your customer is paying, then there is arguably no preference because there...
I would say that it depends on your income and your ability to repay the $25,000. If your combined gross income is less than the state median for...
You could report them to the DA, but this may not be a criminal matter. You should ask for your money back. If they refuse, you could pursue the...
The answer, unfortunately, is "it depends." In general, debts incurred before marriage are "separate property" debts, which means that the...
Not enough information. Usually a chapter 7 is preferable if you qualify, since you do not have to make payments. However, there are situations...
Chances are that the lender did not violate any laws. The fine print in your original loan document probably required you to notify the lender of...
Ultimately, the judgment creditor can levy any of your assets which are not exempt from collection. If your business is a sole propietorship...