Everett, WA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Everett, WA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +4 more
The first step to retain custody of your son is to develop a plan. In order to develop a plan you will need to understand the child custody law of...
It depends. It depends on the judge and it depends on what you are asking for. Be persistent and reasonable ... you should be able to get what...
If you file a motion, properly note it for hearing, and notify the other party it will be on the judge's calendar. Whether or not they will...
If, as you say, the property was abandoned it is no longer part of the estate and you can sell it. The real issue is title insurance. I would...
Sometimes taxes are dischargeable in bankruptcy. Even if your taxes are not dischargeable generally, you can repay them over up to 60 months in a...
Generally, Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be used to pay the non-dischargeable portion of the traffic tickets/fines and allow you to keep your license....
I don't see a document attached (is that even possible on this site?). You are in a Chapter 13. Usually, in Chapter 13 either the attorney has...
You need to hire an attorney familiar with bankruptcy matters! The issue with keeping your house has to do with how much equity you have and what...
Overpayment of unemployment benefits, not incurred through fraud, are dischargeable in bankruptcy. I recommend you consult with a local attorney...
I am assuming you are in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy that was filed in Seattle. If you are in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and you don't have an...
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