Is there any pro bono tenant/landlord attorneys in Antelope valley?
The Los Angeles County Bar Association will put you in touch with a pro-bono, or low-bono attorney that can help you. You will need to qualify on...
Camarillo, CA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Camarillo, CA
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The Los Angeles County Bar Association will put you in touch with a pro-bono, or low-bono attorney that can help you. You will need to qualify on...
This is not a tenancy at will -- that applies where someone has consensually taken possession of real property for an indefinite term, and without...
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Hooray for you, you've waited the requisite 8 years to file again.
Sounds like an idea that could work, but is not feasible. I agree, wait the 8 years and then file another chapter 7. But if you're being sued and...
Very good answer above. You are clearly not personally liable on the 2nd, but they can still take your house. It may well be possible to...
The 1099-C, Forgiveness of Debt, is a tax reporting form. The lenders/creditors have a right to issue it to you, in fact if they want to claim a...
Absolutely! The prospective tenant made you act in reliance on his promises, and as a result you lost potential income, and turned away other ways...
Some lenders will send you a 1099-C form for the "forgiveness of debt" This form is also reported to the IRS. But a person who has debts...
Yes, it is definitely possible. You'll need to have some good bankruptcy advice, and a good family law attorney to boot. Saving the house is...
The above answers are pretty good. You can certainly discharge the liability you have on the debts, but the lien on the house will remain,...