Portland, OR
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt
It would seem possible that you could successfully object to the discharge of the debt based on the willful and malicious exception (11 USC...
As the other attorney has mentioned, it is very difficult to discharge student loans in bankruptcy. Here is an article that I have written which...
It sounds like you and your girlfriend co-signed on the debt together, but that she filed a Chapter 13 on her own. If that is the case, her...
To add to Ms. Wesley's answer, ORS 46.485 allows the creditor to obtain, as part of the judgment, the fees incurred for filing and service, in...
I agree with Ms. Freed's answer, though you should probably send the creditor a non-contact letter to better preserve your rights.
I agree with Mr. Gillman's answer, though I wonder what you mean by "adjudicate title". If the mortgage lender has a valid security interest in...
Since you are in Oregon and you haven't been in the plan for more than three years, you would have to pay 100% of the claims filed in your case if...
I agree with the other attorneys, but I wanted to add something here. If you have no income and no assets, you may not need to do anything - even...
I agree with the other attorneys that there is nothing that the Court can do to guarantee that you collect your money if indeed a judgment is...
Your questions suggests that you own your home free and clear (i.e., there is no mortgage or other debt against the property). That could be a...
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