How does someone file for bankruptcy and what are the requirements/results?

No attorney can state what exactly should be done until all facts are known and then you will know more than you wanted to know and all those...

First all attorneys would need to know current value of your home..the money owed on mortgages. ..all other assers..the amount if any of arrears....

Can I settle and old debt for less? I have a judgement against me that was filed in 2005..

A judgement is good 10 years and renewable for 10 mire..all during which time interest is accruing at 12 percent or higher..and they get awarded...

What should i do about spouse filing seperate in a chapter 13. We are divorcing

First, do NOT believe the mistaken comment by out of state attorney who is in a non community property state. Many attorneys like her who...

How can I find a pro bono lawyer

Many persons think all attorneys charge $1.400 or so , but some of us are very reasonable. I give persons a break too and do for $795 and other...

What can I do about a default judgment made against me for which I did not receive a summons or notice?

Go to that court and copy the Declaration of Service on file therein. Then look at it..see if it is true. If NOT true, then see an attorney at such...

The creditor has NO duty to accept and offer. They have right to enforce a valid judgment. If valid, then they have their rights and they just send...

How long can I stay in my home before being throw out after inability to make house payments

No person can tell you exactly when. Rather there is a long procedure required to be followed to do a foreclosure. I and other attorneys have...

Can I amend my exemptions after I received a larger tax refund than expected?

First, file amended Schedules B and C with signature. Second, you wait. Trustee has 30 days to object if any basis. Third, after no...

Can I remove myself from his debt even though we are married?

Sometimes persons fail to remember that in a community property/liability state, that almost ANY debt incurred during the marriage is BOTH of yours...