Mark Allen Reed

Mark Allen Reed's Answers (26)

San Diego, CA

Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at San Diego, CA

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +2 more

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My ex owes me some months of child support, spousal support and an fixed amount of attorney fee according to a court order.

Mark's answer | Answered on January 03, 2014

I would agree with both Mr. Burns & Ms. Straus

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I'm filing the form to extend a $ judgment. Can the debtor contest it & pay nothing? Under what circumstances can this happen?

Mark's answer | Answered on January 03, 2014

In California one can renew a money judgment every 10 years for another 10 years. See Cal. Civ. Proc. Code Section 683.130. You must serve the...

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Ch 7 and 13 BK question

Mark's answer | Answered on September 25, 2013

Under the new BK law passed in 2005 it actually increased the time you can file a subsequent chapter 7 from 6 years to 8 years. You may file a...

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Should I hire a litigator and possibly loose my bankruptcy in court or settle debt with creditor who is contesting bankruptcy?

Mark's answer | Answered on September 14, 2013

This is called an adversary proceeding to have your debt declared non-dischargeable. This means that should they win or get a judgement of...

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What happens if the other party dose not file a response in 30 days?

Mark's answer | Answered on September 14, 2013

First of all, it depends on what you actually filed and whether or not you served him properly or not. If you filed a Petition for Dissolution and...

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Do I have to file a response to a demurrer that a defendant mailed to me but did not file it at the court in California?

Mark's answer | Answered on September 14, 2013

First you should definitely check with the court to make sure nothing is filed. If nothing is filed you probably won't have to do anything. ...

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