No, I don't think so.

Yes. Partial payment will revive the statute because you are re-acknowledging the debt.

Yes if a lawsuit was filed prior to expiration of the statute of limitations. The statute begins to run from the date of your last payment. It is 3 years in NC. If suit was filed in 3 or less years from the date of your last payment, then suit is timely regardless of when judgment was entered... View More

If an HOA forecloses, the property is sold at a sale subject to the mortgage and the new buyer at the sale. Depending on the amount of the dues, this might even be the mortgage lender. However, you are responsible up till the time of the foreclosure sale and through any upset period, if... View More

You can start here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_Secrecy_Act

Criminal attorneys. If all state direct appeals are exhausted, then either seek out post-conviction relief or file a federal habeas corpus petition.

I am not a criminal lawyer.

Is this civil or criminal? The questions are decided by the appealing party but they all boil down to this - the question in every appeal is whether the trial court erred in finding a fact, or letting in evidence or making some other ruling. In addition, the appealing party has to show that not... View More

You do not provide enough detail for me to figure out what you are trying to do and why "title" has not been issued. Deeds are issued for land, not titles. This is posted under real estate law so I assume you are talking about a deed. I don't know why a deed was not issued - there... View More

And what is your question? Why did you sell your timeshare to a corporation? What kind of "corporation was this? There are lots of timeshare scams out there. What kind of "bylaws" is this in? Corporate bylaws? How then are owners of timeshares made aware of this rule? I would... View More

Yes.

Is your father buying the property and just adding you to the deed? In that case, I am not sure why your wife would have to acknowledge it as you say. You can have property in just your name. The problem is if you are conveying property to someone else. In that case, your spouse has to be part... View More

You indicate you have a partner. That implies that you are not married. Do you have a partnership agreement? Who is on the deed to the real property? Who is on the mortgage?

If there is a partnership agreement then that would govern any division of property. If there is no agreement then... View More

Sure - anything is possible. But you first need to read the offer to purchase agreement. You will forfeit the earnest money probably. Depending on how badly the buyer wants the home, they may also sue for specific performance, i.e., the house.

You should talk to your realtor and perhaps a... View More

7 to 10 years depending on which kind of bankruptcy you filed. Even when you dismiss a bankruptcy like this it can still be reported.

A chapter 7 stays on there for 10 years from the order ending the case. A chapter 13 stays on there for 7 years.

However, since the was over in 2004,... View More

The amount of debt is not the determining factor for you. The question is whether you have assets and whether you make too much money to file a chapter 7. In a chapter 7, you get to keep only what is exempt under the state or federal exemptions. The exemptions in PA are limited, so if you have a... View More

You do not provide enough information to know what is really going on here. The person who died - did he or she have a will? If so, what did it say about the property? If there was no will, then the property would be inherited by the dead person's spouse, if any, and children. I assume... View More

I suggest that you get a lawyer and have the lawyer draft a proper complaint.

No but its a good idea. You will need a lawyer to draft the deed anyway so I would consult with a local real estate lawyer who practices in the county where the land is located. Who is the seller?

No one "needs" a lawyer. I don't "need" a plumber to fix a leak faucet or a doctor to do surgery or a CPA to do my taxes. However, I am not a plumber, doctor or CPA and I have enough sense to know when I need to get professional help.

People don't need lawyers... View More

Bankruptcy will wipe out any judgments and writs of execution (that is what a FiFa is) if you file a motion in the bankruptcy court to avoid the judgment lien. The lien can be avoided to the extent that it impairs your exemptions. This is something you should be discussing with your bankruptcy... View More