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It would probably be part of the debtor's bankruptcy estate. I'm guessing it wasn't disclosed in the petition because the debtor didn't know about...
Not in Texas, no. Your best course of action is to try and work out a payment plan with them.
There is no set definition in the Code. The easiest proof is what is on tax returns. But if you have a legit argument that you have more dependents...
Yes. They would have to have a judgment against you to do this; what makes you think the debt is stale? In TX, judgments are good for 10 years and...
Talk to an attorney, most give free consults. I wouldn't recommend filing by yourself as a lot of "pro se" cases are dismissed or lose property by...
Social security income is 100% protected from creditors. But definitely put your social security in an account separate from all other funds so...
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I am assuming that you don't have a pre-nup, if not community bank accounts would most likely be up for grabs. They could seize funds in your...
Yes unfortunately. There are no state property exemptions that protect bank accounts. It might be in your best interest to start operating on a...
You can still go after him for contempt if he is contempt of the family court order.
It will really depend on contract law and proving there was a contract between you and your father and that he has breached that contract. I have...
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