Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
When you filed the bankruptcy, the HOA should have split your accounting into a pre and post-bankruptcy account. All of the pre-bankruptcy dues,...
It is highly unlikely that the lender would be willing to do this and I'm not aware of any law that would give you the right to demand it. You will...
I agree with Mr. Riddle's response, but I would add that your sister is protected by the co-debtor say under Section 1301 (applicable in Chapter 13...
You need to see a local bankruptcy attorney about this. Some courts have ruled that the garnishment creates a judgment lien on the money in the...
You have the option of filing for a Chapter 13 payment plan now, but you won't be eligible for a discharge in a Chapter 7 until 8 years have passed...
You need to discuss this with your bankruptcy attorney. If you don't have one, then get one. There are many reasons why your plan payments might...
At 9:30 at night, i wouldn't want someone walking around outside my home while carrying on a phone conversation. That's almost as annoying as a...
You should consult a local bankruptcy attorney about bringing legal action in bankruptcy court against the judgment creditor, the attorney and the...
This isn't a foreclosure question. It seems to involve construction defect litigation, so I moved it over to closes category match I could...
No, you wouldn't have any legal right to sue. You weren't harmed. You can report was you saw to law enforcement, but that's about it.
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