A lot of the answer to this question will be based on what state specific New Hampshire exemptions exist, definitely talk to an attorney. We all do...

Everyone is dead on. Many courts file a deficiency notice and allow you to get it done within a couple days or so. However, not all judges...

You don’t have a home, but a contingent right to payment at a future time. That right to payment, to the extent in a will, trust, or other...

Theoretically, yes, those payments must be disclosed on the statement of financial affairs as payments made on another person’s debts and can be...

Please don't call the clerk. Localities have their own various procedures, but, what matters is that 60 days must elapse between your creditor...

Complicated area of law. First, the court normally has to approve the disposition or payment of insurance proceeds. Typically, if there is a lien...

There’s no such thing, typically, as a primary co-signer and a secondary one. If you have a private agreement between the two of you, you’d have...

Not typically, bond agreements are contracts. You can’t modify that contract without the consent of the bond company, usually.

Not really the kind you may be seeking. The best you may get is paying the obligation over sixty months. Restitutionary obligations are...

Federal and state income tax have complex tests regarding whether they may be discharged. Even attorneys work with specialists to analyze the...