When does the Statute Of Limitation for fraud in NY begin to run?
Under CPLR 213(8), the statute of limitations for fraud is 6 years from the date the fraud occurred or 2 years from the plaintiff's discovery of...
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Under CPLR 213(8), the statute of limitations for fraud is 6 years from the date the fraud occurred or 2 years from the plaintiff's discovery of...
Yes. You would qualify for a Chapter 7 liquidation. I recommend speaking to a qualified attorney in your area.
Generally, the answer to both questions is "yes." Once a creditor sues for a credit card debt and receives a money judgment, the creditor may...
If the attorney didn't receive payment in full prior to filing a Chapter 7, you could (in theory) discharge that debt. Moreover, the attorney...
Mr. Doan is absolutely correct in that you should speak to a bankruptcy attorney to assess your claim. However, with regard to the portion of...
I agree with Mr. Walton. While adverse proceedings might occur in this situation, it doesn't sound like it would be cost-effective for the...
Debts owed directly to your business would not be part of your personal bankruptcy estate. However, your shares of stock in the company would...
The homestead exemption in New York varies by the county (its either 75k, 125k, or 150k for those filing individually under NY CPLR 5206). In any...
If you're referring to line 10 of the "Chapter 7 Statement of Current Monthly Income and Means-Test Calculation," loans are generally not...
Yes.