If so how do you go about taking it over legally?
answered on Jun 4, 2015
In Illinois, no, the amount of time for achieving "adverse possession" is an open and conspicuous ownership for twenty consecutive years. Obviously, if you hold title to the property your ownership is more defined. There is some law that states if you have "color of title" and... View More 
answered on Jun 4, 2015
The issue of "qualification" for bankruptcy is complex. As an individual, you qualify to be a debtor (see section 109 of the bankruptcy code) but the issue of whether you should file bankruptcy requires an investigator by a competent bankruptcy lawyer as to the status of your assets,... View More
answered on Jun 4, 2015
This debt is non-dischargeable because it is a governmental fine. You could stretch out the payment in a Chapter 13, but the debt can not be discharged in any bankruptcy, including a Chapter 7.
With all that came with so called ride share company's high city fees fins and taxes owners can't sell thire medallions they must join together and safe on insuranse and other expanses
answered on Jun 4, 2015
Any sale in a bankruptcy case is essentially an auction, whereby prospective purchasers with higher and "better" offers can defeat a purchaser that is the "stalking horse" brought by the debtor or a trustee for court approval. Competing bidders that interested in making an... View More
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