I'm a beneficiary of a life insurance policy. I saw a judge in June to filed for bankruptcy. It came through in September 6.
You are obligated to notify the bankruptcy trustee.
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You are obligated to notify the bankruptcy trustee.
No, because the first amendment protects speech. I'd argue the communicative value, if any, of fireworks is too vague to constitute protected...
You can certainly ask for it, but the chances are almost nonexistent.
The court will have a record of all garnishments, but the creditor has a duty to account for those payments.
If you need help with credit repair, I suggest you visit with a credit repair agency or professional.
It sounds like he already has. If you want redress, file a claim for damages for destruction of your personal property.
I'm not sure what form you would fill out or how you would go "over their head," but it's at least clear to me that you need to get an attorney...
Discrimination is a highly fact-dependent inquiry, and we cannot make a determination without knowing the facts of your situation.
Yes. To give you any suggestions or help that would be worthwhile, we would need to know the terms of your lease.
Anyone can sue anyone at any time for anything. To win, though, she'd need to prove her claim.