answered on Feb 22, 2014
Interest of your boyfriend in the property to the extent owned by him in your property will be part of bankruptcy estate unless successfully could be exempted. Need additional facts, to be able to determine, if it could be exempted or not.
I have had this horse for a while. He is a registered animal. In 1990 I transferred ownership through the Quarter Horse Assn to my Dad to protect it from a divorce. I never transferred it back. The attorney is telling me I have to list it anyway since I still have been taking care of it and... View More 
answered on Nov 8, 2013
Consider hiring an investigator to discover your mother's irrevocable bank trust. Check county records, if one is recorded.
Consult with an attorney to explore the possibility of discovering assets.
answered on Nov 8, 2013
Do you mean adversary complaint against the debtor for non-dischargeability of claim. ON the hearing notice , 341(a) meeting, there is usually deadline to file complaint for dischargeability of claim.
I would recommend contacting an attorney to seek case specific advise at your earliest.
Was forced to walk away from my home in 2009. Bank didn't finish foreclosure until 2013. Property was sold to new oner. Now HOA is coming after me for past due fees for three years. Shouldn't that have been taken care of when the bank sold the property?
answered on Nov 1, 2013
This is not a bankruptcy question. Would recommend contact an attorney to seek assitance with guidance in proceeding with the setting up of hearing and complaiance with the disclosures prior to setting it for hearing. You may consider contacting Self Help centers in the court house for directions... View More
answered on Nov 1, 2013
Contact your lawyer, if you had one or contact the U.S. Bankrutpcy Court clerk, you should be able to obtain a copy of the file.
I'm a creditor in a chapter 11 small business case. It's been brought to my attention that the said debtor is doing renovations to the property of the business in question..Is this acceptable practice? CA Central District.
answered on Oct 30, 2013
Consult with an immigration attorney in person, need further information to find out solution to your question, if any.
I am in India and applied for h1 through a consulting company XXX.While applying the h1 I was working in company A and my resume used for h1 also contains the details upto A.But later I joined another company B (in India only) and presently working for this company.Does USCIS do any background... View More
Please note today is 07-Oct-2013. I had old H1B stamped from employer A valid till 05-Dec-2013. Now I changed the job and got a new H1B petition approved for 3 years for employer B. I received original papers of new H1B approved petition and I-94 without leaving USA. Now my wife is in India and her... View More
I entered the usa illegally in 1997 graduated in 2010 have been with my boyfreind for 5 years i have 2 kids and he is a usa.citizen and.so are the kids my record is clean would it be fastet to get matried here and try to fix papers?
answered on Oct 30, 2013
If you entered illegally, you can get married and your U.S. spouse will have to file for I-130 petition on your behalf, upon approval of I-130, you would need to file for I-601 waiver_ Provisional waiver and upon approval of provisional waiver, you would need to apply for consular processing and... View More
After we get married. Can she go back?
answered on Oct 30, 2013
yes, if she married to a U.S. Citizen. After the paperwork is filed with USCIS for adjustment of status, we can file for request for advance parole and upon receipt of advance parole approval, she will be able to visit her country. For further assistance in this matter, please do not contact us.... View More
answered on Oct 30, 2013
Not clear what is the relation of CEO with respect to chapter 7 bankruptcy. Did CEO's company filed bankrutpcy. May be. Contact your attorney, who assisted you with your claim in chapter 7 matter for more specific response to this questions.
answered on Oct 30, 2013
Facts are not very clear. I am presuming you took home equity loan but after you took loan, you home is foreclosed by 1st trust deed holder and sold for more than you owed at a private sale.
If house was foreclosed by other lender, you will continue to be responsible for home equity loan.
answered on Oct 30, 2013
Question is not clear, if the bills were incurred while your both were married? Was your name on the medical bills accounts. If the bills are community debts and or you were jointly obligated to pay the medical bills and your ex-spouse filed her bankruptcy, you may be responsible for the unpaid... View More
Tried to refinance but the bank refused because the BK
answered on Oct 30, 2013
If you filed chapter 7 and did not reaffirm the mortgage loan, bank is not required to report the payment to the credit agency.
I understand, bank you had contacted refused to refinance, however, you can continue to search for lender, who would be willing to refinance, despite of fact, your... View More
Filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy and fell behind on a 6.75% loan and am told a move to foreclose may happen
answered on Oct 30, 2013
It depends upon your home loan, if you qualify for loan modification program. If your loan is not of a kind, which is qualify you for loan reduction and you filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy, you house is not protected, bank may move to seek relief from stay and continue with foreclosure proceedings.... View More
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