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answered on Feb 3, 2014
Sign up for PACER, it is a free governmental service, as long as you use less than $15 a calendar quarter. Then sign on at the District Court's Bky Site for the specific district and perform a search. From the Docket you can print copies of the documents.
My ex husband is considering bankruptcy and is still on my mortgages but has not paid anything in over a year. I pay all mortgage, but he's still on deed too. How will his bankruptcy affect me.
answered on Sep 5, 2012
Unless he reaffirms the mortgage, which his attorney will likely advise against, he will no longer owe on the mortgage. Thereby, leaving you the only one. However, he will still own his share of the property, and if foreclosed, will be included as a party to remove his name.
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answered on Jul 5, 2012
Yes, it is listed in the schedules, schedule B and because of same is known.
answered on May 4, 2012
To find the Bankruptcy sign up for PACER - a free governmental service, as long as you use less than $10 worth of services in a calendar 1/4. Once signed up, you must log on in the jurisdiction where person is located to research the issue.
To find the state based action is a bit trickery,... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2012
Sign up for PACER at the District Court for the respective jurisdiction. This is a governmental website and a free service, as long as you use less than $10 of services per calendar quarter. Once signed in you can pull up the specific case and review.
answered on Nov 28, 2011
Depends on the amount of equity (what you owe vs. what it is worth) and your specific state exemptions. Mass. provides for a Motor vehicle exemption of $7,500. So, if the equity in your vehicle is less than $7,500, you can keep you car. If it is more, generally you can negotiate a payment plan... View More
I am now getting collection bills both to myself as a c/o and my daughter directly. In Massachusetts is this legal?
answered on Nov 14, 2011
This is not permitted. You should bring this to the attention of your Bankruptcy Attorney, how should send them a letter.
answered on Dec 21, 2010
You should consult with a bankruptcy attorney immediately. A debt settlement firm cannot help you in court. If the creditor gets a judgment against you they can sweep your bank accounts and garnish your wages. Start by calling Legal Helpers (Macey £ Aleman ) in Chicago and get a referral to one... View More
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