I immediately owe about $26,000 in debt. Should I file for bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is certainly an option for you and would stop the lawsuit and potential wage garnishments. However, you still need to consult with a...
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Bankruptcy is certainly an option for you and would stop the lawsuit and potential wage garnishments. However, you still need to consult with a...
It really depends on the exact wording of the original order. The standard wording in San Diego, for example, would required the debtor to file a...
A case management conference ("CMC") typically doesn't happen in a petition to overturn an arbitration. These matters are usually concluded after...
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You have not right to sue them over this. It sounds like you simply haven't followed the proper procedures. You need to apply in person and follow...
Leading questions are only a problem at trial on direct examination.
Fee agreements are freely negotiated between the attorney and client. You feel the conservator harmed you and want to make a claim against the...
You're probably going to need an attorney to dig into this a little deeper. The credit union might have a lien on your property that survived the...
Chapter 13 plans are 3 to 5 years. 3 years is the minimum and can be 5 years depending on your gross income at the time you filed. A chapter 13...
The term Certificate of Rehabilitation makes this sound like a criminal matter, so giving you a Civil Case Cover Sheet doesn't make any sense....
You may desperately need the refund, but you also desperately need to contact a local bankruptcy attorney for a consultation. The laws of what can...