I have a credit card with my uncle being the cosigner..help!!
It certainly sounds like you should consult an experienced bankruptcy attorney in your area. The two biggest reasons people file, IME, are credit...
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It certainly sounds like you should consult an experienced bankruptcy attorney in your area. The two biggest reasons people file, IME, are credit...
You can file any time. In order to prevent garnishment or taking your bank account, it would probably be a good idea to file sooner than later. ...
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The judgment, as you indicate, was entered 4 years ago. That means that the creditor can enforce that judgment any time within 10 years. It can...
Your credit reports normally show at least the last 4 digits of account numbers. Go to annualcreditreport.com and download reports from Experian,...
Washington is a "two party consent" state. That means both parties must be aware of and consent to the recording. Here's a link to more...
It sounds like this is getting beyond anything you can do yourself. If you have a family law attorney, you should discuss this with her or him. ...
As long as you are legally married you can file a joint petition and include your home. You have several options regarding the house and should...
Document everything. Dates, who was faxed, by whom, etc. Monitor your credit reports every 30-60 days to make sure what's listed there is really...
You will probably be responsible for the tow fees initially. However, you may be able to sue the creditor if you get stuck with the bill because...
This comes up a lot, unfortunately. You are allowed to file bankruptcy on any debt (subject to exceptions under the bankruptcy laws) you are...