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call the bankruptcy court clerks and see what they think-- I really dont think this is legal, I dont see how you can be held liably for a piece of property that you discharged in bankruptcy. They should already have a lien on the deed of the property. I would hold your bankruptcy papers real...

You should have left that joint account alone until everything was all the way completed. Once she gets the death certificate maybe they will issue it to both of them, if her name is anywhere on it, but i doubt it will be since they were not married.

The only option you have is to sue him for all the monies owed to you including your deposit you put down on the place-- but you cant get money out of the fiance because you dont have an agreement w. her

No I don’t think so, I would contact your bankruptcy attorney and see what his thoughts are-- this would mean if you don’t pay the taxes the state will take over the property and the mortgage holder relies on you for the payment? This does not make sense, your contract with them has been...

I would at least talk to a bankruptcy attorney and see what options you have

Yes, she will have to pay it, I am not sure about california law and marriage. However since your name is not on the contract I dont think they will go after you or hurt your credit. However if you two are banking togethor and they sue her and get a judgement they can and will garnish that...

A New car has 0-15 miles on it, anything over 100 is definatly a used car, I doubt you can do anything about it. On your paper work, was the box checked as a new car or used-- I would go over all of your paper work just to see. But with the time delay, there is nothing the car lot has to do to...

I would contact the Motor vehicle enforcement and talk to them about this car sale I live in Utah and this is something that the MVED is all over -

I think with him handing over a free and clear title and giving the car to him as well, you guys are sol-- usually the title is the last exchange- I am sure the new owner has registered the car in his name-- your son needs to file a small claims suit in NC to get his money back since the car is...

Do you know where he is working? If he owns the company you can file a garn on like you would if he was just an employee-- if he fails to fill out the interrogatories then file an order to show cause on the co to flip the judgment in the company's name too.

No SSI is exempt, I am not sure about the pension-- I do know they may garnish a bank account -- If you can prove the money is from the SSI the will have to remove the hold

You eather have no credit or bad credit and the institutiions look @ that the same -- they are high risk, almost every young person has to go thru this unless they have a co signer that will make the rate better. Dealerships do this as a fresh start program -- all dealerships tack up the price...

I would contact the financial institue let them know you were not in the county and ask them why they would have loaned $$ out when there was no witness's (ie Notary or employee from the bank) on this contract? You may need to file a police report and file charges on your wife, in order to be...

I know you have to take a financial management class in order to file--have you done that and handed the certificat in yet? if so I would call the clerk office and see what they need.

You will have to do a lot more leg work before you can sue-- You need to conatact the credit agencys and dispute the account. If Direct TV still states it is valid I would start talking to the managers at Direct TV and document everything-- The Time you called who you talked too and what...

Yes, you just need your proof of payment to the mattress company and your contract that you both signed -- Once you have a judgement you can file for the wage garnishment

If you signed a loan contract, there is nothing you can do.

I would really challenge this because no minor can enter into a legal binding contract with out parent consent-- he is a minor and a checking account is a legal binding contract if he goes and racks up 1500$ in fees he can not be held liable, I would talk to the branch manager or even the...

Yes it is legal, They can file fraud charges on you--You doing a payment admits guilt. You are fully liable to pay back all that money

they will fix it and you will still have a judgement on you but w. the correct paper work