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Your question is a bit vague. Any company claiming they can eliminate your debt through non-legal means is suspect. You should consult with an...

Served with papers for small claims court. If finances do not allow full payment by deadline, what will happen next?

Generally once you are served with a small claims lawsuit you have a deadline to respond. The thirty days is more than likely the deadline for you...

Is he responsible

No, this would be your own separate debt. Best Wishes, Steve Doan, Esq

Bankruptcy Financial Aid?

As simple as bankruptcies may seem, they are actually quite complex. You should consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney near you. We...

Is the garnishment of my wages legal?

I agree with my colleagues above. Consult with a bankruptcy attorney, especially if you have other outstanding obligations in addition to the...

If I have a lawyer that confirmed a Ch 13 BK case a month ago can I use a new layer to convert to Ch 7?

Yes, if you are dissatisfied with the services provided by your currently attorney you can absolutely fire him/her and replace with a more diligent...

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You should review this with your attorney or if you do not have an attorney you may wish to consult with an experienced one near you so that they...

If the debtors fail to respond to a Chapter 13 plan objection, can the judge dismiss the case?

This will obviously depend on the practice in your jurisdiction. If the objection is valid and the judge rules in favor of the creditor, then the...

In chapter 7, do I still need to list a vehicle that as repossessed over 3 years ago on my Statement of Financial Affairs?

You would not need to list the repo on Sofa 4b. If the creditor has filed suit against you on the deficiency within a year of filing, you would...

To answer your questions: 1) Corporations are never entitled to a discharge. Hence, the work comp claim will not be discharged. Your insurance...