Most companies have a couple different licenses under the same business(dba/LLC). If there are bank accounts in other states owned by the corporate officers and also in the same name of the business being sued can the out of state account be attached also.
Now the business in the other... Read more »
Yes. Once a judgment is granted against a corporation, it may be enforce against the corporation snd assets located anywhere within the United States.
A bankruptcy filing will certainly affect your mortgage debt, but if you are current in the payments, the mortgage lender may be happy to just continue to receive the monthly payments if you file a Ch. 7. Check your note and mortgage, because it may provide that the filing of a bankruptcy... Read more »
Yes.
Call Mr Gunn and inquire.
Can they come take the house while my Mother is still living there?
Probably not depending how the deed is set up.
Didn't know about this loan until we tried to refi....thanks
No. You can reopen and add the second as long as it was incurred prepetition.
An ex and I signed a lease for an apartment 2016, 3 months before the year was up we had to move out of state and didn't have the money to pay the rest of the lease. Of course there is an eviction on my credit (and probably his too). He and I broke up due to abuse and I have no idea where he... Read more »
You cannot file for bankruptcy on only one debt - all of your debts must be listed and are affected. You may want to consider seeing a debt settlement attorney in your area, perhaps you can work out a favorable settlement on this one debt.
They used this to file a complaint to stop my lawyer from filing a dismissal and filing a new chapter 7 as a way to force me to accept an offer to buy my house at a low price.
Unless they purchased the lien prior to filing bankruptcy, it is unlikely they can do so after the filing and leverage you.
If the business ends up failing and I have to file Bankruptcy will this new line of credit be able to be included in BK?
Yes.
Tried to back out of contract but bankruptcy lawyer is threatening I will be sued by sellers or bankruptcy court if I don’t follow through with sale. Bankruptcy was never disclosed to us in purchase and sale agreement (only in addendum stating “sale of home contingent on court approval”) the... Read more »
This is a complex situation which really requires a lawyer to know all the facts and review all the documents before they can advise you. All I can tell you is that the Bankruptcy Lawyer is motivated to get top dollar for their client. They need to sell the house for more than is owed on the... Read more »
Just take it to the lender when you leave town and drop the keys in the night deposit.
Also, if the bank will take the house for what's owed to them, can the surviving family take over the debt so that they can keep the house?
The bankruptcy ends when the person who filed dies. The house not having been foreclosed now belongs to who ever inherits the deceased owner's interest in the house subject to other claims by the deceased owners creditors which may or may not require a probate to sort out. Any foreclosure... Read more »
Liable was done with Malice and attempt to cause harm
I can't speak to the exact procedure in Oregon, but it's probably done by bringing an adversary proceeding to have the debt determined to be nondischargeable. You'll need an attorney for this.
What can I do and please tell me how to find FREE legal services in Portland Oregon? I'm asking for FREE services as my attorney took the money I had for filing my bankruptcy.
Dear Asker,
If you can not get ahold of your attorney via her phone or email you can contact the Oregon State Bar about reaching out to her to resolve any misunderstanding or fee dispute. https://www.osbar.org/feedisputeresolution
You can call oregon legal aid to discuss... Read more »
What problems will this cause my relative if I file.
It shouldn't cause a problem unless the purchase papers have some type of clause that triggers something when the co-signor files bankruptcy. You and the purchaser should review the purchase documents that you co-signed. I would be surprised if there was anything but since I can't... Read more »
I’m planning on filing for bankruptcy due to a couple of lawsuits after car accidents and prior debt. I am receiving a packet from my local legal aid office and taking this sort of “class” or something in March to get the process started. I’ve read online that I should stop paying back... Read more »
As an Attorney I would not risk giving you advice on stopping payment on your debts without knowing all the details of your case, ie without you coming to see me as a client and we do a thorough evaluation of your situation. Any payments you make on debts prior to your bankruptcy is probably money... Read more »
The debt is Legitimate.
Yes. It is legal.
It works so long as the co-buyer agrees and actually makes the payment.
Been living on same property paying rent with my girlfriend, what are my rights and what can I do ? She won't divorce cause of bankruptcy.
Impossible to say without substantially more information. In any event, get the bankruptcy done first and that will make life easier in the divorce.
Filed bankrupt chapter 7 july 25 2019 it discharged october 28 2019 I got a 72 hour notice to pay august september october rent can they charge me for those months
They can if you were living there or didn’t list it as a debt.
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