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This is in UTAH Ok—so My brother in law got in a fight w. his wife 11/08 the cops were called and he was arrested--- long story short she filed a restraining order on him not to come to the house (that is in his name only) and around her--- In the mean time she has been getting high on...

What if they produce the loan docs?

You will have to qualify for a chapter 7 and I doubt you will, so you will be more then likley pushed into a chapter 13-- and with the amount of assets and $$ you have you had better hire an attorney-- if you go Pro Se and mess up just one time your case will be dismissed. there are means tests...

Call Chase and talk to a manager adn tell them the situation --- They will more then likley do some sort of a settlement --either in $$ owed or interest or something

I doubt she has any-- so long as you can prove you have tried to remove her name from the loan and she has not lost any $$ this is her own problem for signing on the house in the first place-- alteast your paying for it-- Let her sue you ( not sure for what) the jusge will just tell you to keep...

I would contact the Student Loan folks and have them place a stop payment on the check and issue a new one @ your correct address-- Why even mess around w. your parents? -- If you cant get anywhere doing theat then tell thenm youw ill file suit in small claims and they can pay the court costs to...

Just look in the yellow pages and call a bunch of them -- get the amounts etc... most of the fees are the same -- Good luck to you --

U will more then likely have to file a Chapter 13 ( repay) because of the properties and the assets you have, however the amounts that you pay back are less then the amounts you owe—If you file the bankruptcy now – then you have a choice to keep the cars or hand them over—then the deficient will...

There is no difference @ all if they repo it or if you hand it over except the repo fee's. they will eventually go after you for the remainder of the balance owed-- the Best choice may have already passed, it would be best if you tried to sell them on your own because they will take the cars to...

That is a real good question, any government loans, child support, taxes etc... never get discharged in a bankruptcy-- so I doubt it-- they will more then likely get what they can ( if any) from the house then they will start to put holds on your bank accounts and your taxes-- you need to talk...

You will have to pay it back--- I would let the bank know ( if they dont already) that you did not deposit the $300. The bank will discover this soon anyway

If they are filing for garnishment then they must already have a judgement on you-- Right --- IF they do the you have already lost your day in court. so, you need to contact the courts in which the judgement was filed and tell them about the account being closed--- however if the only papers you...

Also GO TO THE MEETING OF CREDITORS and talk to the trustee yourself - he will be there-- you may even see if you can reafiirn the debt that the bar owes you @ that time -- You can also call the attorney that is representing the bar and ask what the debtors intentions are in paying you your...

4.Wage claims of employees and independent salespersons up to $10,000 per claim In the case of an individual debtor, some of these kinds of claims are also non dischargeable in Chapter 7, such as support and taxes. Call the bankruptcy clerks office on this one--- To me it states --this...

I had one a 88 for escort and it was the Biggest Pices EVER--- It would break down on me and leave me stranded all the time I finally sold it for 200.00 and the engine blew 2 months later-- there is a reason they stopped manufacturing this car--- Hoewver this car was good looking -- but that is...

Yes the trustee and the attorney get paid 1st--- the lien holder would always get paid first because they will not release the deed to the property--- Wage claims as far as I know would just fall under creditor claims and they will be paid last--- However this is not a repay plan this is a...

Take the check to the bank on which it is written --- Do not put it in your account -- per if it bounces this will cause you fees--- IF you take it to the boss's bank they will tell you right then if the funds will clear or not--

When the trustee abandons property, there is a lien on the property that is more then what the property is worth. The lien holders are asking the trustee to abandon the courts interest in the property so they can take the property and liquidate it. Otherwise the trustee would liquidate it and...

The FEDERAL GONVERNMET (IF YOU OWE THEM $$) CAN LIEN, GARNISH ANY ASSETS--- GONVERNMET SSI IS EXEMPMT FROM GARNISHMENTS ON OTHER JUDGEMENTS-- NOT THIER OWN.

I would not do it-- but you can publish it and see what happens -- if you get sued then you will know that you cant publish it?