Chapter 13 questions - Window for stopping foreclosure; Title and sale during automatic stay; Filing multiple bankruptcies.

The Chapter 13 case must be filed before the foreclosure sale happens, or there is no title in the the property left for the debtor to save. The...

You should go on Hyatt Legal Plan's web site, and examine your employer's particular plan. There are different plans with Hyatt, depending on the...

Is it possible to contract an attorney to file for back pay on child support?

As a general rule, child support awards are not retroactive. They only create a duty to pay from the date the judgment is signed by the court, and...

Bankruptcy irs tax debt. what is the most recent tax year that can be discharged. How do I find out if my taxes were discharged

The hairy question in all of this is when did the debtor file his or her tax return? Those debtors that get extensions reset the three year clock...

How do settlement payments affect bankruptcy can a person save their house (if renting) under bankruptcy?

Lawsuits are assets. They are receivables, and they involve the expectation of payment in the future. Under Georgia law, you only get a $10,000...

What should I do of someone stops making payments on a car I sold them (but it gets tricky)

If you signed over the certificate of title to these people without obtaining their signatures on a note or a security agreement, you are done. ...

Government lawyers in Georgia have sovereign immunity, thanks to the Georgia Constitutional amendments of 1991. You cannot sue them for money...

You should file a formal complaint with the Chief Administrative Law Judge of the Social Security Administration in Falls Church, Virginia. This...

You will need to either contact or meet the school superintendent in the county where lacrosse is offered, and see if your daughters can play on...

In Chapter 7, is there a procedure for removing an IRS lien in Bankruptcy Court if the debt is dischargeable?

Do you have a bankruptcy attorney representing you? If so, you need to consult your attorney about this issue. If you do not have an attorney...