Questions Answered by Timothy Denison
Q: How do I change a court order from Ohio to Kentucky where I live. I have sole custody of my daughter
I was awarded full sole custody November 2015 because mom was arrested for drug charges and child endangerment. The court order is from Ohio because that was the state that mom resided in and the state she was arrested in. Now she is violating the court order. The court order says visitations... Read more »
You get a copy of your Ohio court order certified according to the Acts of Congress (Ohio clerk will help you get this), then bring it to the circuit clerk in the county in which you reside in Kentucky, fill out a registration form and pay the filing fee.
Q: I need to know what form or If i can write it myself for change in custody agreement in Nelson County Ky.
I am a father and my child's mother only lets me get him 1 day a week and not let me have him on weekends like are original court order. I need to know what form or if I can write a paper myself to get in front of the judge. Have contacted the clerks office they said there is no papers they have... Read more »
You can write and file your own motion asking for what you want. You have to notice it for the courts motion hour and time, send a copy to your ex or his or her lawyer and file it with the court.
Q: Car was repoed and sold. No presale notice was sent to me only the deficiency balance. Do I gave any recourse?
The car was purchased in California but repoed in Virginia where I had moved to a few months earlier. It was charged off before being repoed
You may have recourse against the seller if you can prove they did not comply with the notice provisions of the statute.
Q: I filed for bankruptcy and discharged in 2015, I'm told I can't get a equity loan because I'm not liable for the house?
Live in MN after the bankruptcy my house note was sold to another bank, I'm current with payments but is not being reported to the credit bureau beside not getting a home equity loan what else can I expect?
You need to send them a copy of the reaffirmation agreement so you can establish ownership and then get an equity loan.
Q: My husband lives in Tennessee and I live in Kentucky. Do TN have to handle the child support or can it be switched to Ky
It can be handled in KY.
Q: In the state of Kentucky, it is illegal to possess firearms with an EPO out against you?
If you have been served with that epo, yes.
Q: how does my fiancé go about filing for bankruptcy while in prison?
He first needs to check and see if the bankruptcy court where he lives will allow him to do that and allow him to appear by interrogatory. If yes, he can prepare and file it. If not, he’s stuck til he is released from prison.
Q: Car was repoed and sold. No presale notice was sent to me only the deficiency balance
The car was purchased in California but repoed in Virginia where I had moved to a few months earlier. It was charged off before being repoed
If you didn’t receive notice, you may have recourse again the lender.
Q: Is my annuity I received as a Florida resident still protected from BK, now that I’m a MT resident but having to use FL.
I was a Resident of Florida when I received a annuity 10 years ago. I now moved to Montana and am a Montana resident but have not been here two years. I am filing bankruptcy and have to use for the Florida laws. I knew my annuity was protected in Florida when I was there but is it still protected... Read more »
It should still be protected by the exemptions, but you need to consult a bankruptcy lawyer to examine all the angles.
Q: Can a creditor come for you and garnish wages from 10+ years ago that hasnt shown on crefit report for some time?
No notification was received however recently received court summons of garnishment with date of Sept and garnishment was started last week.
Yes, unless the debt has been satisfied or discharged.
Q: My son is in jail he's 18 do I still have to pay child support
No.
Q: I was granted Chapter 7 in 2010. How do I get released from the mortgage if it keeps being transferred?
I am still paying insurance, water and sewer bills because the property is still in my name.
Depends on whether you are still living in the subject property.
Q: What can i do if Advance financial has sent an account to a law firm who isn’t budging on a settlement offer?
Missed a few payments and then it was written off in 8/2018. About 1-2 weeks later a settlement payment was made for about 1/4 of what was written off. They won’t talk to me and won’t take nor negotiate any payments and will only refer me to the law firm. The law firm is corresponding by email... Read more »
Hire a lawyer to negotiate it to you. Start transferring your property into someone else’s name.
Q: How do I get Midland Funding to drop a lawsuit for a Walmart credit card debt against my elderly aunt?
She was served with a summons to appear for a court date. Her and my uncle live on social security only, have no assets but a 2002 Dodge they use to go back and forth to the store. She called Midland Funding to tell them this and they insisted that she will still have to go to court, but to avoid... Read more »
Hire a local debtor creditor lawyer to handle for her. Depending on the amount of the debt, they can probably resolve it for 25-50% of the face value of the debt.
Q: Can a judgement ordered for omitted assets from a divorce from over 9 years ago also now be put into a new bankruptcy?
The judgement was just rendered, the ex-husband is telling the ex-wife even with the judgement all he is going to do is file for a bankruptcy so he never has to pay what he originally hide from her to begin with, the judgment amount is roughly $375,000?
No. That judgment is probably not dischargeable bc (1) it is a domestic support obligation, and (2) if he concealed assets from you or the court, that is fraud, which is alsonon-dischargeable.
Q: I own two vehicles. One is paid for i have loan on the other which my mom cosigned for. Can i keep then both chap 7 n KY
Depends on the value of the vehicles and the amount of equity in them. It is possible you can keep both, yes.
Q: If he had a court order and was paying it weekly no missed payments can they still freeze our accounts?
I faxed the child support office proof my bank statement (savings) showing where he had not contributed any money to the account and they just dismissed me! How else can I go about getting my money back is there a form I can fill out?
Yes, they can.
Q: How can I get a Lawer to Help me file a lawsuit on a police officer in our town.
Everyone is Scared of Him. He got fired from the Sheriffs Station. and Now works for the City
Check with your local bar association. They keep a list of local attorneys available to help.
Q: Do u have to go to court for expired driver's license if u have renewed them before the date on the ticket?
Check with your local district court clerk. Some will let you present proof to the clerk without having to go to court.
Q: Spouse owed 1600.00 in back C/S he had a court order to pay weekly he paid never missed can they freeze bank accounts?
He was paying every week on time never missed, per court order and with electronic withdrawal they took all money they said to get it paid off quicker can they do that???
Yes.
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