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Bankruptcy……What are the questions to ask while talking to an attorney???
My friend’s mom asked me to look up a bankruptcy attorney for her, I am not sure if it’s her mom that will being going through this or what. So I would like to know what she needs to ask an attorney before filing bankruptcy…The pros the cons the hidden questions you should ask, etc etc… Please help so I can print and give it to her…thank you!!
we live in texas*san antonio if that matters any..
how does somebody in san antonio file for bankruptcy for free?
A crooked contractor took 25,000 check no work file bankrupcty took to court got 100,000 judgement how can he?
how can he list me under bankruptcy he owed me no money but services never render i know he still hae money new truck home honeymoon?willing to give 50% of judgment collected
any attorneys san antonio texas thanks
My husband and I own a home in Ohio. He is in basic training right now in San Antonio. Since the market has go?
My husband and I own a home in Ohio. He is in basic training right now in San Antonio. Since the market has gone to crap we are upside down with our mortgage (meaning we owe more then its worth) I have no clue how to get rid of it without filing bankruptcy. A friend had said she heard from a friend that the military will buy your home for what it appraises at. I don;t see how this makes any sense, has anyone ever heard of anything like this before?
Bankruptcy fees are established by the Federal Bankruptcy Code and are administered by the Federal Bankruptcy Court.
It cannot be done for free. You need an Attorney to write the petition and you have Attorney Fees and Court Fees which could easily add up to $1,000.00 or more.
no. that is a fallacy. only in certain areas where BRAC has closed installations and the local economy cannot absorb the loss will the military offer any financial aid/support.
since he is in Basic, you do not qualify at all.
You can check this website out and print out the details to show her the difference between the types of bankruptcy filings. http://www.bcsalliance.com Bankruptcy should be the LAST RESORT. Most attorney will see her on a first time free consultation or free first hour consult. They will look at her income, debts, assets and last 4 years of taxes. The questions she needs to ask are what happen before during and after the filing to get the information from the attorney so she fully understands what is going to happen thru the process. If she has a home, vehicles, stocks, bonds, taxes owed, things to this nature that she needs to find out what happnes to them when she files. She first need to see counsel to find out what she qualifies for first. She can write down questions before she goes like what happens if she loses the home or wants to let it got foreclosure, or what happens if a vehcile is repoed. She should be able to come up with some questions on her own regarding her property. Write them down and ask the attorney, then when she’s in the office, which most people are nervous, write his/her answers so that when she leaves the office, she doesn’t forget what the attorney advised her to do. She will have to provide the attorney with copies of pay stubs for the last 6 months, last 4 years of taxes, assets, listing of all debts. The website I provided you is a great information source for debts, credit, and bankruptcy issues. Good Luck!
This is not a telegram.
You can use complete words and complete sentences.
He listed you because he owes you $100,000 from the court judgment.
An attorney can give you info and advice, but not much more now that the contractor is in BR.
You should have received a notice from the court with instructions to file your proof of claim form.
Do it immediately to protect your judgment, or you’ll never get anything.