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You would need to bring an affirmative lawsuit against your landlord for breach of the warranty of habitability, breach of contract, breach of the...
Your bankruptcy case must be open in order to "avoid" a judgment lien. Now that your bankruptcy has discharged and closed, you would need to reopen...
Filing a Chapter 13 within 4 years of a prior Chapter 7 is what we call a "Chapter 20". You do not receive a discharge, but you would get...
The decision to file bankruptcy is made after balancing the risks versus the benefits. On the benefits side would be eliminating the debt and...
No. Asking for verification of a debt does not restart the statute of limitations. A new promise to repay the debt, or an acknowledgement that you...
You should not consult with this attorney as you know he is represented by the party you intend to sue. If you need to, find an attorney in...
Upon converting to Chapter 7 you should amend your list of creditors to include any new debts incurred after the day your Chapter 13 bankruptcy was...
It depends; if there are defects in the complaint then the appropriate first response would be a motion to dismiss. As far as what defenses to...
I don't see why it would be a problem that you filed electronically. As far as how fast you will get the remainder of your refund back, you can...
There would need to be a clause in your lease authorizing the landlord to recoup their attorneys fees for your landlord to be able to deduct the...