Online contract and acceptance

You could consider sending a written confirmation that you did not sign the contract and consider the matter terminated. That would give you some...

Generally an agreement does not need to be written for it to be binding and enforceable. However, a verbal agreement is much more difficult to...

If you received a discharge in your chapter 7 case and your car loan was properly included and not reaffirmed or declared nondischargeable, then...

Can an address change of creditors be made after the 431 hearing in Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

I agree with the other answers thus far-- the key is to make sure that you have a record (on the case docket) that you provided the correct address...

Would it be possible to register a business under my attorney's name, but I have control over such business?

An attorney (or another third party) could be the registered agent (Agent for Service of Process) for the business, which is the party to whom...

How do I know if I meet the "minimal" standard of living to discharge (some) student loan debt?

You would need to wait 8 years from the filing of your chapter 7 in order to file a new chapter 7 case that would be eligible for a discharge. The...

Will an HOA lean against a house be removed if the homeowner declares bankruptcy?

A bankruptcy will not automatically invalidate a lien. Depending on the circumstances, it is possible that the debtor or the trustee could seek to...

How long do I have to cancel a contract for services purchased over the phone if my contract dose not give notice of how long?

You may want to consider confirming your original cancellation call with a letter memorializing the day (and time) you notified the company of your...

Should I sell my house to get out of debt and possible foreclosure or file BK?

I agree with and won't repeat what was said in the other answer. It seems like you have the right focus, which is how to avoid losing the...

It is possible to discharge student loan debts via bankruptcy but it requires showing "undue hardship on the debtor and the debtor's dependents"...