How does the 14th amendment play into child custody cases?
The 14th Amendment extends the Bill of Rights limitations on the Federal gov't to the States ... so the State cannot, thru its judiciary, abridge...
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The 14th Amendment extends the Bill of Rights limitations on the Federal gov't to the States ... so the State cannot, thru its judiciary, abridge...
The Trustee is not suing on your behalf ... he's suing on behalf of the BK estate. You will share pro-rata in whatever he recovers from the estate...
Your question is a little unclear. Are you still in your Ch13? How can you be personally liable on the mortgage if you've already been released? ...
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First of all, all your other debt won't be wiped out until you've completed your Plan (5 yrs I would assume). You are free to pursue your...
Yes, you can include the 28,000 you owe in your Ch13 Plan.
That sounds eminently creative and practical. Let us know how it goes.
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If you're referring to a residential lease, you can assume or reject it in your Ch13 Plan.
Assuming you don't have more than $25,000 equity in your home, you can exempt up to $25,000 in that account. And even if you couldn't, it's not...
If you quitclaimed the house to someone else in 2003, there's a good chance that it will not be part of the BK estate and you have no problem. On...