I agree with the previous answers provided by my colleagues. This matter will turn on whether you can prove the money was a loan and not a gift. If...

The title company is correct. I'm guessing that you filed the BK yourself? If so, you left out this important piece. And if you were represented,...

Yes, you can sue her. However, many attorneys will not sue another attorney. But I personally have no problem with it.

It’s obvious to the judge that you attended the Law School Of The Internet, and equally obvious that you are in over your head. This is like trying...

How many times can you ask the same question? Both of my colleagues suggested you hire a lawyer. And you haven't been able to resolve the problem...

I agree with Mr. Kingcade, and will only add that you probably should have filed BK long ago instead of "paying off loans and bills every month."...

If you can’t find a gazillion resources about bankruptcy in an internet where anybody can find anything on any topic under the sun, then you’re...

In my consumer law experience, your situation has all the earmarks of a scam. Legal debt collectors don’t do business that way. Do not respond to...

No, you won't find an attorney who will take a matter like this on a contingeny fee basis. Why would they? How do you expect that they will pay...

Not too long ago, I handled a zoning variance case up in your neck of the woods. I found the officials there to be much more helpful than some...