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Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Seattle, WA
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The above posters have great points. You could bankrupt and then essentially walk away from the house, but so long as title stays in your name...
The controlling law in WA is the foreclosure fairness mediation act as embodied in RCW 61.24 et. seq. Essentially, the creditor is required to...
If you file a Bankruptcy, that will stop the foreclosure sale date. The next option for the foreclosure trustee (the person who is conducting the...
One in the hand is often worth two in the bush. The lawsuit for 40k may or may not succeed and that person may or may not have the money to pay...
There are a couple of options. First would be to give in and pay the amount. This is not necessarily a bad option as it is the least risky...
There are a couple of routes you could go here. First, would be to look towards the predatory lending angle if you feel that there was some...
I agree with the previous poster. Another option would be to file Bankruptcy in order to remove those liabilities. This is a good option...
You need to pay for two consultations. One would be to a criminal attorney to help advise you of your rights. The second, would be a family law...
As landlord, if you give proper notice under RCW 59.18, then the renters do not have the ability to deny you access provided your request is...
From the facts you state, it most likely violates state and federal collection laws. I would certainly contact an attorney for a consult as to...