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Q: Legal help for co-signer on car loan?

Is there any legal help I can get to obtain possession of a car in co-signed for on a loan? My son, who has the same as me, has consistently failed to make monthly payments, forcing me to make them to keep my credit standing.

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Q: Legal help for co-signer on car loan?

Is there any legal help I can get to obtain possession of a car in co-signed for on a loan? My son, who has the same as me, has consistently failed to make monthly payments, forcing me to make them to keep my credit standing.

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on May 25, 2023

Depends on whether the car is titled in your name.

1 Answer | Asked in Government Contracts, Bankruptcy and Civil Litigation for New Mexico on
Q: In the state of New Mexico is the G.C. liable on a prevailing wage job to pay a 3rd party employee if their employedidnt

We were a 3rd party contr ax actor which my employer gave us run around on wages for prevailing wages and were afraid if we pursue this hell never pay and close the doors. Got to thinkin what is certified payroll for to account for every penny spent of tax payers money so if our boss goes belly up... Read more »

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on May 23, 2023

In theory, the GC should be liable for the unpaid subs, yes.

1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy, Foreclosure and Real Estate Law for New Mexico on
Q: I have a standard real estate contract. If I had to file bankruptcy Would it protect my property from foreclosure ?
Anthony M. Avery
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answered on May 3, 2023

If you only have a Lease with Option to Purchase, then you do not own real property, only a contract right. That would be personal property which you could reaffirm or discharge. If you are the land owner, then that could easily be property of the BR Estate. If debt is in default, the... Read more »

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Q: Can I fire my attorney and can I switch to chapter 7 as well and still keep my car making payments on time

I'm currently for the next year now on unemployment and they know about that when I started the process

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Jul 14, 2022

Yes. You can.

2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy and Tax Law for New Mexico on
Q: should i take care of irs debt before filing for bankruptcy?

I want to file for bankruptcy. I think i was a victim of a scam. I have not filed my taxes for 2020 and 2021 and know that I owe $140K for 2020 and will owe for 2021 and 2022. I wont be able to pay those in my lifetime. I took out loans and a lot of my retirement funds in 2020 and 2021 with a scam.... Read more »

David Luther Woodward
David Luther Woodward
answered on Jul 11, 2022

You should go see a good bankruptcy lawyer because you sound like a candidate for relief. On a board like this individualized advice is impossible.

When you go to the lawyer be prepared to complete a questionnaire that will list all your assets and all debts. Your best tax relief can come...
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1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: I spent 17 years in prison and got no help from the government when I was released June 7, 2022 I am pretty much homeles

No transportation no state I.D. no job assistance, no food,clothes no help whatsoever. Florida State Prison just abandoned meas well Pride Enterprises.

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Jun 26, 2022

What is your question?

2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: How can I find a copy of my brankruptcy filing dated Aug 10, 2010?

James D and Sharon G DeBraal

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Jul 20, 2020

Pacer.gov

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1 Answer | Asked in Banking, Bankruptcy, Business Law and Federal Crimes for New Mexico on
Q: In the state of New Mexico is a property management company allowed to withdraw funds from your bank account Prior to s
Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Jan 5, 2020

Depends on what authorizations, if anyone, you have given them. In some instances, they may set off what you owe them, although much more info is needed to properly answer your question.

1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury, Bankruptcy, Consumer Law and Products Liability for New Mexico on
Q: Searching for attorney to represent an opiod claim against Watson Pharmaceuticals, manufacturer of hydrocodone 853.
Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Dec 23, 2019

Your local bar association or legal aid society should be able to help you.

1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: Meth in Lea County is funded by keeping the INS and real taxpayer's advocate panel and rights that are never given to

People in N.M. immigrant. Illegal alien. Difference? 3 to 6 months living in N.M. through income support. Immigrant has to become a U.S. citizen within two years. I'm a dumb deadbeat dad and a meth user. Why have they allowed violent law enforcement to be paid millions of dollars to protect... Read more »

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Nov 25, 2019

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2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: Need a bankruptcy attorney but I’m on social security any low income help?
Arun Arjan Melwani
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Arun Arjan Melwani
answered on Nov 5, 2019

Hello. If you only have social security income and your assets are exempt under the new mexico state exemption laws you may not even need to file bankruptcy. Your social security income may not be garnished by creditor and if your assets are exempt those cannot be taken either. Your creditors may... Read more »

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Q: My father is a cosigner on my car. If I file chapter 7 will it effect him? I want to keep the car. Payments are current.
Arun Arjan Melwani
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Arun Arjan Melwani
answered on Aug 16, 2019

If you plan to keep the car and continue making payments, then your father will not be affected by you filing bankruptcy. However, if you fail to make the payments and they eventually repossess the vehicle then that will negatively impact him since he is equally liable for the debt you have... Read more »

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1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: My bankruptcy attorney's para legal accidentally emailed my information to a stranger. Do I have a case?

She responded to my email and sent a CC to a stranger instead of my husband.

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Mar 8, 2019

Unless you have actual damages from the errant email, there is no case.

1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy and Criminal Law for New Mexico on
Q: Explain

DEF TESTED POS FOR METH AND HAD FTC WITH PTS DIDN'T REPORT. REMAND 24 HR WITH RELEAE WITH PTS SPEC CT OFF. RESET FOR PTC IN APP 3 WKS. DEF PRES REQUIRED

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Dec 29, 2018

Defendant tested positive for meth and has failed to comply with pretrial services...didn’t report. Remand 24 hours, release with Pretrial services contempt offense. Reset for pretrial conference in approximately three weeks. Defendants presence required.

3 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: If you have a lawsuit pending or a judgement has been made, would chapter 7 bankruptcy stop any further actions?
Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Dec 11, 2018

Depends on what kind of action but generally speaking g, yes.

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2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: Am I able to get a credit card after filing for bankruptcy?
Stuart Nachbar
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Stuart Nachbar
answered on Nov 16, 2018

YEs, you can get a credit card after you file. I would not recommend it, but you can. If you are in a Chapter 13, technically you must ask the Court for permission to get one. That does not apply to a Chapter 7

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1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: Hi, I'm on SSI disability and I'm going to be filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy on my own without a layer.

What does it mean when it asks if the claim is subject to offset? Also how do I get the last 4 digits of an account number on a collection agency claim? Also when it it asks if the claim is "Contingent" "Unliquidated" or "Disputed" what does this mean? And finally for... Read more »

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Sep 16, 2018

The claim is subject to offset if the creditor is holding or may owe you money as well. Last four digits should appear on your credit report. Contingent means depends on a circumstance or event, unliquidated means the amount of debt has not yet been determined, and disputed means the debt or the... Read more »

1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Mexico on
Q: Hi, I'm on SSI disability and I'm going to be filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy on my own without a layer.

I was wondering if it's okay to ask multiple questions has I fill out all the forms. Some forms I won't have any questions and some forms I will have questions. Also some of my questions will be whether or not I need to fill out certain forms. I don't think all the forms will apply... Read more »

Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
answered on Sep 8, 2018

You can ask questions as you go.

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