San Francisco, CA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
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It's always best to not leave your private information on this website because it is accessible by anyone - anywhere. There are attorneys who...
You can try offering money to let you out or, if prudent, you might consider filing bankruptcy (you'd need to speak to a bankruptcy attorney to see...
Take a deep breath and put together a plan. You can't do everything all at once but you can do things step by step. Settling with your creditors...
You put your current income. If that is zero, then you would put zero. I would also recommend putting a note on the last page where it asks if...
You can send her a cease and desist letter by certified mail and if that doesn't work you can go to court and request a restraining order against her.
Send them a debt dispute/validation letter and enclose the written documentation showing the charity adjustment and zero balance.
The Dept. of Education is a huge bureaucracy and dealing with them is going to take some time. The other attorney is correct that you can repeat...
It is not possible to answer this question - evictions can take a long time or a short time depending on many factors. A person's own testimony...
In addition to what the other attorneys have said, I will add that the court usually doesn't dismiss the case until after the discharge is received...
You can either ask for a hearing on the application to waive the court fees or consider filing bankruptcy - consult with a bankruptcy attorney in...