In Colorado, you don't need to wait for a lawsuit to be filed to consider filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. A claim, like the one you're facing for wrongful death, can be included in the bankruptcy even if it has not yet been fully quantified or legally confirmed—this is known as an "unliquidated claim." In bankruptcy terms, an unliquidated claim i...
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I'm sorry to hear that you are dealing with this.
Read moreNo, you do not need to travel to one of our locations to work with us. We handle initial case assessments and meetings with the attorney and staff remotely through phone or video conference. (You could come into the office if you prefer, but it is not required.)
As for the case itself, bankruptcy 341 creditor meetings are handled remotely vi...
Read moreYour question touches on some complex areas of law, including tribal sovereignty, Colorado lending laws, and federal consumer protection statutes.
Read moreI understand that receiving court order papers from a debt collector can be an overwhelming experience. It is crucial to take action as soon as possible to protect your rights and financial well-being. You have a few options to consider at this stage:
File a response to the case: It's essential to respond to the court order within the given deadli...
Read moreWe do accept cases between private individuals, and every case at the firm has a paralegal assigned to it, in addition to an attorney.
Read moreThere is not enough information in your post to really assess whether you have a valid claim or not. The FDCPA only applies to debt collectors and the definition of who is a debt collector was recently limited. The FDCPA defines a debt collector as any person who regularly collects, or attempts to collect, consumer debts for another person or insti...
Read moreThere is no clear answer to your question. The questionnaire would require that you have to answer yes that you are in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy. In December the SBA issued a statement reversing their policy on not allowing people in bankruptcy to obtain the PPP loans. As long as you have a "confirmed plan of reorganization", which I assume y...
Read moreA county court judgment is valid for 6 years. There are opportunities to revive or continue the judgments past that timeframe. Also, if there was a judgment lien placed on real estate it will survive longer.
Read moreYou could set up an account on Pacer.gov which would allow you to search their name and pay for and see any pleadings. In order to file a claim you would need to submit a claim form to the bankruptcy court. We offer those types of services at the firm and a case assessment to discuss your matter.
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