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How do i settle bankruptcy?
The best thing to do is to consult a lawyer specializing in that area. The Federal Bankruptcy Court, in an official well regulated legal proceeding is the only one that can handle (hear, approve, settle, etc) anything to do with bankruptcy.
What is a court trail?
No such thing... If the question is, "What is a court trial?" the answer could be a trial by judge, without a jury, where the judge is both the trier of fact and renders judgment.
Is it unusual that a check wrote to a bankruptcy court gets signed and deposited by the trustee?
That's how it's done. Its deposited by the court actually, who not have arms and legs, that type of thing, has the trustee actually do it.
How do you fight a unfair judgment?
If there was a judgment made against you in a court of law you must file a notice of appeal from that judgment within the appeal period in that particular court. Appeal periods vary. If you miss the appeal period then you're out of luck.
Is retraining assistance available for laid off in chapter 13?
Bankruptcy court does not provide social services. Apply to your state employment agency for that sort of thing.
What is trail courts?
No such thing... If the question is, "What is a court trial?" the answer could be a trial by judge, without a jury, where the judge is both the trier of fact and renders judgment.
How can you find a site to check to see if you have warrant for arrest in bell county tx?
There are NO public access websites that contain this information. Best thing would be to call the County Sheriff's Office or the Clerk of The Court for that county.
What is the abstract noun for judgment?
The word 'judgement' is an abstract noun; a word for an opinion formed by examining and comparing; a decision given by a court; a word for a concept, a word for a thing.
Where in san antonio tx do you pick up contempt of court forms?
Except for a handful of forms available online at the first related link below, you need to visit the clerk of court (District Clerk for District Court, County Clerk for County Court at Law) office. Office locations for all Bexar County courts are at the second related link. Bear in mind that there is probably no such thing as a "contempt of court form" because contempt of court is a sanction imposed by the judge; it is a court order, not a "form". But it won't hurt to ask the appropriate clerk's office.
What is a debtors petition?
The one declaring bankruptcy, or in debt, is the debtor. Any thing they file or claim in the proceeding can be called a petition. Normally it is used to mean something they are asking the court to do. "The debtors petitions the court to discharge their obligation to pay the debts listed...."
How do you sue a person?
I believe what is meant in which court should a lawsuit be filed, as that is the procedure for procuring a judgment award against a debtor. The best option for a person who is going to represent themselves (Pro Se) would be small claims court in the city or county where the debtor resides. Lawsuits for debt that exceeds the maximum allowed in small claims are filed in the state circuit court of the debtor's city or county of residence.
Why declare bankruptcy if you do not have any assets?
If you have no assets, then it's a great way to get rid of debt. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is FAST, and normally pretty cheap compared to what you get (all your debt gone). If you have assets, you may be forced into a Chapter 13 and have to pay back some debt. I like Nate's answer. But, if by your question you mean "I don't have any assets for creditors to come after, so why bother filing bankruptcy?" then I would say that there still might be reasons one would want to file. For example, even if you don't have a home or car that is subject to a judgment lien, creditors can still garnish wages (but not Social Security). Or, creditors can simply hassle you constantly on the phone. Another thing creditors can do, in Indiana at least, is sue you and keep dragging you back to court every month or so to explain why the judgment isn't paid. Then, the first time you miss a hearing, the creditor asks the Court to put a Writ of Attachment on you, which is basically a warrant for your arrest for contempt of court since you missed a hearing at which your presence was ordered by the Court. So, just because you don't have any property the creditors can take away doesn't mean that you don't need to file bankruptcy. Please note that nothing in this posting or in any other posting constitutes legal advice; this is simply my understanding of the facts, which I do not warrant, and I am not suggesting any course of action or inaction to any person. ANSWER You should consider petitioning for your own bankruptcy if you have debts that you cannot afford to repay. A large percentage of individuals who petition for their own bankruptcy have no assets and use bankruptcy as a solution to their debt problems. However, bankruptcy is widely regarded as a last resort and should be considered only after receiving expert advice.
