Can I go bankrupt and keep my home and farmland.

Agree with other counsel, speak to a local bankruptcy attorney about all of your assets including the land. If you have equity, that equity must...

Can the IRS make you pay for student loan and credit card accounts you settled on for a lower amount?

Forgiven debt is taxable unless an IRS exception to taxation applies in your circumstances or the debt was discharged through bankruptcy. Here is...

Can a collection agency or a lawfirm bring the case to the court for canceling membership from bally total fitness

Brint it on, would be my answer.

Correct, statute of limitation in California for breach of written contract is 4 years. California Code of Civil Procedure Section 337 This means...

How much can an attorney charge for bankruptcy after filing and after an initial fee?

Initial fees are disclosed in the "Rights and Responsibilities" form that you signed, which was filed as part of your petition. Any additional...

I have a car that is in my ex wife and my name. She's going bankrupt and I want to keep the car? Can I? She's being uncooperat

If you continue to make the payments you can keep the car. Who has possession of the vehicle?

You're right you don't need to take any action against them or attend the creditors meeting unless they owe you rent. Of course you are allowed to...

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Law firm filed lawsuit, $20K Credit Card Debt. Agreed to payments. faxed me stipulation for entry of judgment. Should I sign it?

If you agree to the terms, then you can sign. If you don't agree, then you go back to court to try to work out something else. You could ask them...

Can debtor come after me even i am self employed?

Do you mean "can a CREDITOR come after you even if you are self-employed" on debt that arose from a defaulted business or from your credit card...

How do I know which debts are discharged & which are not?

That requires knowing what debts are dischargeable by bankrutpcy rules and what debts you have. If you have debts that are not dischargeable, then...